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I always wear an undershirt everywhere. All of them are 100% cotton. Most of the time, cotton T-shirts do wear out overtime especially around the crew-neck and short sleeve.
Are polyester/spandex or cotton-blend T-shirts more stable, without being worn out with the crew-necks and sleeves overtime and less likely to cause sweat?
I avoid cotton/poly blend shirts - they won't breathe quite like a 100% cotton shirt. I prefer thinner than thicker, really dislike those 'beefy' tees.
I like when shirts have a bit of spandex, up to 5%, and the rest cotton - gives the shirt a comfy fit.
I avoid cotton/poly blend shirts - they won't breathe quite like a 100% cotton shirt. I prefer thinner than thicker, really dislike those 'beefy' tees.
I like when shirts have a bit of spandex, up to 5%, and the rest cotton - gives the shirt a comfy fit.
Modal shirts are the best, though.
Thanks. Which brand do you think has the best modal shirts?
Thanks. Which brand do you think has the best modal shirts?
I've bought these for my son, he loves them. You can pick them up on sale - I've bought them for under $10 a piece by using the store card and those dollars-off cards they keep sending.
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