Casual Tees

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Fonze

Totally obsessive , cool by nature
Location
Bradwell
i bought a couple of casual tees from cycology .. printed cycle type for knocking about in ..
Where do you get yours ?
 
The 1980s
 
The best T-Shirts I've found in this country are the 'Old Guys Rule' ones.

I picked up half a dozen in their sale about four years ago at £10 each and I must say I'm really impressed.

Nice thick cotton, proper sizes, and when you lie them flat to iron them the seams line up perfectly. I hate cheap T-Shirts where the panels shrink at different rates and the side-seams twist round the back. Makes them a nightmare to iron.

I wish they sold them without any logos or 'funny' sayings like 'Still crazy after all of these years'.

Graham

P.S. Yes. I iron my T-Shirts. Sad, isn't it? :headshake:
 

snorri

Legendary Member
i bought a couple of casual tees from cycology .. printed cycle type for knocking about in ..
Where do you get yours ?

My golf club has them sometimes.
 
I do like Cycolgy gear and have quite a collection. Jerseys, jacket, bibs, socks, tees and hats.

I like the look of their polo shirts. How do they size up? https://www.cycologygear.co.uk/collections/mens-polos

I checked the size guide but wondered if anyone's got personal experience.

I'm normally an XL and fancy ordering 2-3 but not without knowing if their sizes measure up accurately.
 

KneesUp

Guru
Plain ones - H&M or Sainsburys (but never full price)

'Nice' ones - wherever happens to have one I like when I'm looking.
 
[QUOTE 4944954, member: 45"]I buy from a similarly-named shop, Fat Face.[/QUOTE]
That's the one. Organic white T shirts made from wholemeal cotton.
 
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