*** If you think that wearing t-shirts is lame you are banned from this thread ***
Hit me up with nice t-shirts lads 
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Threadless if I want something with a nice design or pattern.
H&M for plain ones.
Does Threadless not cost bare dolla to ship it to the UK?
I think they pay for import charges but postage is more expensive. Currently they have a lot of tees for $10.
Gigs mainly, I want an earthquaker devices tee but not sure it’s allowed as I don’t own any of their pedals, also might get s papergirls one
Ebay.
Gildan over Fruit of the Loom every time.
Never pay more than £3 including shipping.
Probably exploiting more people than an eight grand wardrobe, tbf.
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Gigs, gap is good for plain ones
Fruit of the Loom off Amazon. Can get them for under £2 each if you look hard enough.
Im quite weedy and have kind eyes, what would they cost me?
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eBay for some (I recently bought some fake Kodak and Factory Records tees), but mainly surf shops. I used to get all my tees at gig, but I can’t remember the last band shirt I bought.
Usually google one of my interests until I find a corresponding t shirt.
WWE euroshop when there’s a sale on
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Do they all have the WWE logo on them? I’d potentially buy some if they didn’t, don’t wanna out myself though
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Kind of a weird concept isn’t it, really, wearing clothing that advertises our interests so blatantly. You don’t really get jeans branded like a sports team or a celebrity. Or a full suit.
Because I’m full of double standards I find film and book ones really embarrassing yet am fine with band t-shirts
gigs and charity shops
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Nope
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This is my current favourite
I literally can’t believe they only go up to 2XL. Do they know anything about their fanbase?