Do you have any experience with the UES waffle shirts? I am curious how the fit compared to the No. 8 slub shirts.I'd second the Wonder Looper & Whitesville recommendations - another one I've tried that I haven't seen mentioned is Lady White Co. Starts out with a fairly crisp hand.
Edit: Also a fan of the UES No. 8 Slub Nep for something with a bit of texture / heft that still breathes quite well.
IMO the least expensive, high-quality tee shirts are worth it. Not undertee where you can see *****es, actual tee shirt thick enough that you can wear in public. Whitesville is 98% there, any extra expense is just throwing money into the void without much, if any, gains in return.And in my opinion… the more expensive shirts are worth it. If you’re just wearing it as an undershirt then whatever - uniqo, old navy, jockey. But worth having a couple nicer ones. I do know people who swear by Kirkland but we don’t have Costco here so.
IMO the least expensive, high-quality tee shirts are worth it. Not undertee, actual tee shirt that you can wear in public. Whitesville is 98% there, any extra expense is just throwing money into the void without much, if any, gains in return.
If you cannot distinguish between two high quality brands, you’re overpaying. If you cannot distinguish between two brands unless feeling them next to each other, you’re still overpaying.
John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather.
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - $395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks.
Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style. Agreed, I would include Whitesville in the “more expensive but worth it” category. $50 (for me) is still an expensive t-shirt. And when I first started trying to get more high quality clothing items, I would have considered it extremely expensive.IMO the least expensive, high-quality tee shirts are worth it. Not undertee where you can see *****es, actual tee shirt thick enough that you can wear in public. Whitesville is 98% there, any extra expense is just throwing money into the void without much, if any, gains in return.
If you cannot distinguish between two high quality brands, you’re overpaying. If you cannot distinguish between two high quality brands unless feeling them next to each other, you’re still overpaying.
Agreed, I would include Whitesville in the “more expensive but worth it” category. $50 (for me) is still an expensive t-shirt. And when I first started trying to get more high quality clothing items, I would have considered it extremely expensive.
But we’re all chasing diminishing returns and I leave it up to each person to decide where the line is.
With the weather getting a little cooler, I’m eager to try a merino wool t shirt. Has anyone found a USA-made merino wool t shirt that stands out?
Thanks! It looks like they stock these at REI, so I could buy one locally to check the fit and how it feels.
Very nice looking boots. What kind are they?I really enjoy RMC tees. They have a good amount of heft and a smoother feel to them.
For a trimmer fit, my go to are the IH 1600’s. Heavy weight, and cut a bit slimmer through the body and longer in the body and sleeves for us taller guys.
View attachment 733877 View attachment 733878
Those are actually Viberg 145 oxfords in natural chromexcelVery nice looking boots. What kind are they?