American Apparel T-Shirts (blank) - 3 for $15 w/ free ship (random colors)

In for three medium-sized ladies. ... shirts, that is.

Quote from danteshors : Not sure where this comes from "AA shirts are normally $20 per". I just bought 55 of these AA ones screen printed front and back and arm for 12 bucks each. I want to say the blanks ran ~4 bucks from the screen printer. Nice shirts but they are tight fitting so all you chubbies take note (me included).

where did you do this?
i'm planning on getting some tshirts made with "WARNING: Concealed Carry Gun Owner" printed all over it, then wear it with jogger's leggings. imagine the expressions on their faces as they try to figure out where it must be hidden

Quote from solessthanthree : I think Levis changes their sizing season to season, which is beyond annoying. Sizes should be sizes. A size 30 waist should fit someone with a size 30 waistline (or hip depending on the fit). I like to buy clothes online since it's cheaper and more convenient, but I have to go out and try them every time a new wash that I want comes out. I wear their 511s and 513s and I end up buying between 28 and 32 from season to season (weight holding )

Yeah it's annoying. But the same apparent batch has fit differently for me. 513s FTW!

Quote from wizard7926 : Good price. Wish you could pick color though.. would probably end up with three black or something else that I already have a million of..

you say that like it's a bad thing. i'd order 5 if i knew they were black.

Quote from darksiderising : Yeah it's annoying. But the same apparent batch has fit differently for me. 513s FTW!

Quote from solessthanthree : I think Levis changes their sizing season to season, which is beyond annoying. lSizes should be sizes. lA size 30 waist should fit someone with a size 30 waistline (or hip depending on the fit).

you guys also have to remember the nature of the denim material itself and the processes they use. they WILL vary anywhere from .5 to 2 inches depending.

I usually get these shirts for about $7 a piece every year. I think i'd rather pay $7 and choose my colors than $5 and take a gamble.

Nice!!

Quote from littyboy : I usually get these shirts for about $7 a piece every year. I think i'd rather pay $7 and choose my colors than $5 and take a gamble.

Where do you get them for $7?

Quote from solessthanthree : Not really sure. They're definitely nice fitting quality shirts for $5, but I'm surprised so many people are okay with getting random colors.

I wear a shirt to avoid being shirtless. Color isn't that big of a deal to me.

I'd be in if I knew the style too. It doesn't specify crew neck vs v -neck vs whatever else anywhere does it?

Quote from yuyak : I'd be in if I knew the style too. It doesn't specify crew neck vs v -neck vs whatever else anywhere does it?

itll be a crewneck. the regular old american apparel "2001" crewneck tshirt

Quote from solessthanthree : I think Levis changes their sizing season to season, which is beyond annoying. Sizes should be sizes. A size 30 waist should fit someone with a size 30 waistline (or hip depending on the fit). I like to buy clothes online since it's cheaper and more convenient, but I have to go out and try them every time a new wash that I want comes out. I wear their 511s and 513s and I end up buying between 28 and 32 from season to season (weight holding )

I agree that Levi's changes it's sizing from one season to the next, but like darksiderising, I've found great inconsistencies in the exact same jean on store racks. When I try on jeans, I'll usually take a couple of different sizes into the dressing room and there have been several times when the smaller of the two was actually larger. Sometimes this is because someone too big stretched them out, but often times there's too much variance for that to be the reason. For example, there have been times when I haven't even been able to fit into my regular size, but the next size down (i.e. smaller) would be too big.

This is why it's so important to try on jeans before you buy them, because the same jean, in the same size, with the same wash, color, etc will often fit drastically different from one pair to another.

Quote from madscientist01 : Where do you get them for $7?

There's usually like a 25 for 50 groupon sort of deal that comes once or twice a year. And it usually stacks with a 15% or 20% off code. So it comes out to be like $7 a shirt off AA's main website.

Blank t-shirts - $2-$3 each at Sierra Trading Post during one of their 40% off sales.

Quote from chops : itll be a crewneck. the regular old american apparel "2001" crewneck tshirt

tshirt cottons last that long? 12 yrs?