i need to buy some blank tees...i think it would run cheaper to make my own kinda shirts than buying something that couldve been easily made par moi...


i havent looked @ prices yet, but does anyone know if american apparel is the good way 2 go?
any other suggestions?
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the only reason why im iffy is because i always slotted american apparel with the likes of american eagle or campus crew or abercrombie and fitch

all stores of which i loathe.

SammiJ said:

don't you have a walmart or something like that, target, or kmart..that sells like 6 tees for $3?

I like their skanky ads. No idea how much their stuff costs though.

purplerein said:

walmart yes
but not the material i like


i like the really thin vintage type tshirts...and belive me i've looked there, Giant Tiger, FabricLand, all places like that
and they all have goofy sayings on them, i want them blank so i can do my own thing on them...u know?

nevermind!
fucking EXPENSIVE motherfuckers



anyone else have any suggestions?

SammiJ said:

must be a girl thang

Yay!

I shop there a lot. I love how comfy but still sexy their pieces are.

They are nothing like American Eagle or the others that were mentioned.

i like going to army/navy stores for t-shirts. they always have my favorite brand of tight black t-shirts for cheap, and they literally last FOR.EVER.

JERZEES!!!!!

THEE BEST!

I never heard of American Apparel Try a sporting goods outlet. They have blank tees, sweatshirts, long T-s, hoodies, ringers ,etc of all colors. I buy my shirts from those stores whenever I wanna make my own. Some sporting goods places will even screenprint your design for you. I'm sure somewhere cheap like Old Navy would probably have a blank T-shirt with a snugger fit.

Get jerzees, I'm tellin ya. They are thin and like butter on your skin!

luv4all7 said:

yeah, and they're only like $5

oh, and american apparel:

they opened a store in my neighborhood and i swear, i've never seen anyone go in there.

i know they're all principled and enviro-friendly and that's great and all, but i don't want to pay $30something bucks for a t-shirt that doesn't even fit me right.

i have a couple of concert t's by american apparel which were oddly affordable (i bought them at the shows). i have a green sufjan one that makes me look only mildly lumpy, and i have a black peaches t-shirt that i'm not sure how i'll fit into unless i acquire the physique of beeker from the muppet show.

AnckSuNamun said:

I HIGHLY recommend them!

Anx said:

I had no idea that they even sold men's clothing.

Their stuff fit most women very well.

AnckSuNamun said:

Really? Their ads are a little risqué, supposedly featuring actual store employees. They've been on the back cover of the Village Voice for months now. http://www.americanapparel.net/

JustErin said:

i think the men's items are cut for guys who are shaped like women.

Anx said:

I just checked out their website and I think you are right!

luv4all7 said:

i'll hafta try'em out then!
thanks!

I wore a lot of this in Oregon, and still wear it here in Sydney, tho you can't buy it here. I think they make some good stuff for dudes like me.




I'm wearing it in this pic:

mrdespues said:

that's a nice picture

sextonseven said:

Just checked the site out.....and saw some panties I liked.



They sell stirrup pants? I didn't even think they still made those


The last time I wore those was in the 3rd grade

Ok. they are definitely not American Eagle


I might have to check out a store for real

help me out here but isnt that buldge just a tad too big for a woman?

AnckSuNamun said:

sosgemini said:

Some women's you know what are bigger than others

AnckSuNamun said:

no i dont, what?

dont forget...im gay.

AnckSuNamun said:

huh? what?

Do you have a Steve & Barry's University Sportswear in your area? They have tons of tshirts in there, and everything in the store is like under 8 bucks.

Also, places like Burlington Coat Factory and TJ Maxx usually have alot of cool oddball shirts.