Their shirts are on point for $6. All I buy anymore cause white is so annoying.

Wash them with vinegar and baking soda it help with white clothes

Does the collar and size hold up after a couple washes?

Try colourful standard

I have also been using the T shirts from Kirkland (Costco) I am onto my 2nd pack. Great for work under my sweatshirt and at home . Great value for money (£15) for a pack. Even my son used them at school for PE ( sports) They are good at keeping white.

Exactly. No way would I spend that $$$ on white.

Only wear it once! 🤗

Washing machine

The only way I can destroy a shirt is if I eat spaghetti or soups. Don’t be ashamed of tucking a napkin under your collar when eating those dishes.

Wear it under a denim shirt. Lol

Wow lucky how was the feel

@@zoknowmation451 really good! It's thick but it isn't hot/suffocating, and kind of has a canvas feel to it. Idk how else to describe it, but when you run your finger across the fabric you feel the texture of all the threads. Whereas my casual tshirts/printed on mass produced/Gildan/fruit of the loom, the surface feels smooth and you don't notice.

One heard good things about this one too!

I can definitely break down a few. Some are really interesting!

My pleasure 😊

are these machine washable?

@@shirayasha yes

I consider myself a “traveler,” and that caused me to purchase Merino Wool tees. I wanted six tees I could travel the world with. I bought all different brands at first to see what would work. In that first selection of maybe ten tees made of Merino Wool, I came up with two problems: 1. They’re rarely made in white. 2. When they are white, they stink after getting wet. I later found an off-white 82%, I think it is, Merino Wool tee by Wool & Prince that really works as an under tee. But the rest of the tees were really not what I would suspect. I wanted six Merino Wool tees that were exactly the same color, size, brand that could just make wearing clothes and easy decision daily. I bought really expensive $100+ Merino Wool tees and cheaper Merino Wool tees on Amazon as low as $40. What I found is that Merino Wool is not all equal. The biggest differences come from wearing the shirts by themselves led to some shirts feeling too heavy and some feeling too light, as in some having a lot of material and some not having enough material. So it really depends on what the climate is for where I wanted to wear them. And since I live in Thailand, one would think the lightweight Merino Wool would work best for me. But I found that not to be the case. For temperature regulation that comes with Merino Wool fabric, a medium to heavier density actually worked best for me. So I bought six WoolX $40 Merino Wool tees about four years ago on Amazon for my adventures. They have held up extremely well. I still have all six. No holes in any of them. I wear them when I travel. They are great for airline travel or bus travel for days at a time. Great for wearing one and putting one in a backpack for traveling via car and just swapping shirts once a week or so. And I wash them in the sink and sometimes shower and just let them hang dry in the shade. They’re always dry by the next day. I wear them for hiking and do photography, and I wear them on boat rides to diving or snorkeling excursions. They just wear so well. I kept four other Merino Wool tee brands, Unbound Merino, Wool & Prince, Western Rise, and Outlier. For value, none of these beat WoolX. But for comfort and color choices, Wool & Prince 78% Merino Wool does the job as a shirt to wear by itself. Unbound Merino works well as an under tee as it’s super lightweight. It’s so lightweight that when I wore it by itself, I would sometimes get the chills if I walked into a store that had cold air conditioning, but as an undershirt it holds up well. I recently thought about switching colors as it’s been about four years and I really want to switch from black to grey. But I found that Amazon no longer sells the WoolX. I found WoolX but they’re now over $85 on their own website. And for that money, I think I would prefer to give my money to a different company. As for a nice white cotton shirt, that I wear at home sleeping, I go with Calvin Klein 100% cotton. I found four packs at Homestore while I was in the US during the pandemic. I bought four packs of four-pack Calvin Klein tees in white. So yes I have 16 tees that are all the same except four shirts are v-neck. They’re super soft. They have no stitching down the sides. And they cost me $24 per pack of four. So for about $100, I got 16 tees to wear to bed or for wearing under a dress shirt on a rare occasion. I have owned some really nice tees ranging from American Giant and up. But none of them are much more comfortable than these Calvin Klein tees per value. However, if I were wearing them out in public, I would probably choose something that doesn’t state the brand name on them. They have a small Calvin Klein printed on the bottom waist hem. I really don’t want to sell a brand for them in that way. But I sure will with my words here as they’re a great tee for sleeping in or lounging around the house. Love the videos here. Cheers.

duckworth has a 100% wool t-shirt. i’m wearing one now.

Or their sea island for a bit more. Truly a next level shirt! 👍🏻

@@bheinatz1 I've not tried their sea island cotton t-shirts. I can imagine they're good. I have some John Smedley sea island tops and I like them a lot.

Shhh, these are the best kept secret…

Hmm. Could you link that tee?

Does anyone still wash clothes in hot water?

I haven't watched the video yet. Uhm, do you mean pound or gram?...

😄

He did say pound per pound 😂, but he definitely meant grams per pound of body weight . The former is impossible ☺️

i was wondering if anyone else noticed. Dude must be a beast at the gym.

Came here to make the same comment 😀

Howdy, I'm not Carl but randomly I thought I'd give an opinion if you still wanted a hoodie. Not knowing your specs on body size, just in general, I'd say landing a lady white co hoodie or a warehouse hoodie would be your best options. Pretty widely available and come in a variety of colors and fits. For a little extra dough you could do a merz hoodie. For a little less money I'd shop at the online store Huckberry and see what hoodies they have and if they ship to you. A hoodie can be almost 200 dollars or under 100 and both could suit your needs!

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