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Is it worth getting t-shirts and other bits of casual clothing altered? If so, what's a good brand or supplier for t-shirts of quality good enough to warrant tailoring?

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>> No.17830143

Depends on the use of the t-shirt. If they're thin undershirts you replace every year, no not really. If you're looking for a basic tee to be a standalone top for an outfit, it's worth it to have it fit well. But you can more than likely find something off the rack that fits, it'll just take time. The Uniqlo U crewneck and LA Apparel 1801 Garment dye tee are two pretty-inexpensive t-shirts that fit most people pretty well. They're pretty heavy and can your silhouette more interesting. Maybe start there and see how they fit.

If you're short, learning how to hem t-shirts can be kinda helpful imo.

>> No.17830184

>>17830138
I see no point in having ultra high quality tshirts desu, they are mostly throw away clothes

>> No.17830265

>>17830143
I'll try these; uniqlo is pretty hit-or-miss with me. I overall dislike bulky or baggy t-shirts; but I'll try them again.
>>17830184
I don't want ultra-high quality. I don't want out of the box Hanes or whatever if I'm going to bother hemming them though.

>> No.17831059

>>17830138
bump

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>> No.17832099

>>17830138
Nozomi Sasaski bump