
Honestly, I used to buy expensive t-shirts thinking they'd last longer. Switched to Frishay's men's tees recently and I'm impressed. The cotton is thick enough to not be see-through, but still breathable for summer. The colors haven't faded after 5 washes. For the price, it's a no-brainer. If you're tired of overpaying for basic tees, give them a try: https://frishay.com/collections/men-t-shirts. Simple, comfortable, and affordable.
I feel you on the expensive t-shirt trap—paid $50 for one that pilled in three months. The thickness without being see-through is a killer feature for summer. Have you tested the black one against fading in direct sun? That's usually the first to go on cheaper tees.
I appreciate the honest review. The thick but breathable cotton is a rare find at that price point. How do the necklines hold up after a few months of wear?
Appreciate you reading! The durability really surprised me too—it's rare to find tees that hold up this well at that price point.
Interesting—I've been looking for a solid basic tee that doesn't feel like tissue paper or a cardboard box. How's the fit after a few more washes? Sizing can be tricky with thick cottons.
Nice find. I've had the same problem with expensive brands shrinking or pilling after a few cycles. Do you know if Frishay does any pre-shrinking treatment on their cotton?