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Shout out to American Giant. I have like 15 t-shirts from them, some are ten years old and they look new. Buying good stuff saves money in the long run!
by cleandreams 5mo ago
Shout out to American Giant. I have like 15 t-shirts from them, some are ten years old and they look new. Buying good stuff saves money in the long run!
- logotype 5mo agoSame here.. i bulk buy tons of AG (American Giant) t-shirts (Premium Slub Crew Tee is awesome) and tons of their jeans too.
- dfee 5mo agoInteresting. Hadn't heard of American Giant. I buy AG Jeans and Robert Barakett shirts, and this is my usual outfit. However, AG Jeans (https://www.agjeans.com/ https://www.agjeans.com/) is distinct from American Giant jeans (https://www.american-giant.com/collections/mens-bottoms https://www.american-giant.com/collections/mens-bottoms). I also struggle to identify quality brands. Generally just shop at Nordstorm.
- logotype 5mo agoI meant American Giant jeans https://www.american-giant.com/collections/mens-bottoms https://www.american-giant.com/collections/mens-bottoms :)
- etrautmann 5mo agoHow can a t-shirt possibly be worth $100? Is that truly better than alternatives?
- dfee 5mo agothe Robert Barakett shirt? i don't know – often on sale for $50. how are they worth $50? well… there's no logo on them and they fit well.
- logotype 5mo agoIt’s a cost I’m willing to pay. You’re paying for a fully domestic supply chain. The cotton is grown in the U.S., then cleaned, spun into yarn, made into fabric, dyed, and finally cut and sewn in Los Angeles. Every step happens in the United States, supporting local farming, manufacturing, and labor.