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Alpha_Romeo - 05-13-2014
Ah, summer...
So, where do you go for your v-necks? As not all shirts are created equal in terms of style, fit and quality (including durability), the same certainly holds true for v-necks. I've had some that fit like a tent despite being my 'size', I've had others that disintegrate on the third washing, and I've had a few that just couldn't hold their color or keep their shape (picture carting a heavy carry-on bag with shoulder strap everywhere).
If it were up to me, I would design these things to be slim fitting (something that complements well an atheletic frame), durable (can withstand the rigors of traveling), and resistant to fading, piling, etc. I like the look and feel of a brand new shirt, slick and polished, and I would like for the shirt to hold onto that quality as long as possible.
So, if you feel that you've found a good brand of shirt that fits the bill, then please share.
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heavy - 05-13-2014
Go to Target...I think the brand is Mossimo. Very good fit, I own ~4 of them (I'm 5'9" with an athletic build).
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General Mayhem - 05-13-2014
http://www.rooshvforum.network/thread-28695....ght=V+neck
Dupe.
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jamaicabound - 05-13-2014
My favorite vnecks are jcrew, you can pick them up pretty cheap at outlet stores. I second heavy's recommendation for target. Target has super nice vnecks, color choices I dont like as much as jcrew but they have a pretty good selection of solid colors and other patterns, super soft and fit well. normally 10 bucks cant beat that. i love vnecks, can come across as somewhat dressy or casual depending on the look your going for
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cmrocks - 05-13-2014
Lululemon has some really nice vneck tshirts. The fabric is a blended cotton so they have some stretch and hold their shape well.
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L M McCoy - 05-13-2014
Quote: (05-13-2014 03:09 PM)heavy Wrote:
Go to Target...I think the brand is Mossimo. Very good fit, I own ~4 of them (I'm 5'9" with an athletic build).
Thank you! I'm going to go get some today.
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godofwar - 05-13-2014
for a quality/durable cotton v-neck that is slim and fits well, i go with doublju. not a good summertime shirt, too hot.
for a more casual, lighter feel that looks good and fits well (not sure about durability, how long they will last), i go with HANES slim fit 4-packs from target. i always hated HANES fit, but their slim fit v-necks aren't bad at all.
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The Reactionary Tree - 05-13-2014
American Rag at Macy's ~$10
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cheerfulwish - 05-13-2014
Uniqlo
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Nascimento - 05-13-2014
I own 6-8 v-necks from H&M.
They are less than 10 bucks, and they last pretty well. Buy one or two blacks and whites, and get some random colours you like.
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TheBMan - 05-13-2014
Calvin Klein stretch. They have a little bit of elastic so they fit the body w/o being loose or too tight
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True Killa - 05-14-2014
I am getting rid of all my v-necks, because they are making me look skinny.
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Ice - 05-14-2014
I always buy at Banana Republic - best fit and quality I have found so far.
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Gunner - 05-14-2014
American Apparel.
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Lufty - 05-14-2014
Can't go wrong with Gap or Calvin Klein. H&M has some nice ones as well but as always durability is a big concern.
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RexImperator - 05-14-2014
I just never thought of myself as a V-neck kind of guy.
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Carlos100 - 05-14-2014
Express stretch V-necks look good, but they wear out kind of quickly.
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Peregrine - 05-15-2014
Quote: (05-14-2014 11:53 PM)Carlos100 Wrote:
Express stretch V-necks look good, but they wear out kind of quickly.
Just bought four of them today. Hope you're wrong about them wearing out quickly. Do you abuse your clothes?