allaboutmusic

Hey guys, I have been looking for some time for somewhere to buy inexpensive plain black long-sleeved poloneck/turtleneck T-shirts. I have a nice black cotton one that I have owned for about six years; it has kept its colour and shape well, but it is starting to fray a bit at the elasticated collar and cuff areas.

Style similar to this, but a slimmer fit, no tucking in and without the cheesy grin!



Any ideas? I'm in the UK, wear a size M and don't mind ordering over the Internet. By inexpensive I mean around the £10-15 mark.

Geo

Have a look at http://www.cottontraders.co.uk/ they normally have that sort of thing.

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allaboutmusic

Exactly the kind of shop I'm looking for - unfortunately they don't have any turtlenecks of any colour in my size! Thanks though. I'm looking for that sort of shop.

Grancey

landsend.com
However, this is in America

I searched and found mediums in many colors in your price range.

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MSD

http://www.perryellis.com/ped/catalo...PED%3A46HK1022
http://www.ralphlauren.com/product/i...entPage=family
http://www.armaniexchange.com/produc...&sortby=&size=

Perry Ellis tends to have slim-fitting clothes, Armani Exchange even more so (but I don't think that's quite what you're looking for.)

Lubeboy

wow people still wear turtlenecks?! o_O

allaboutmusic

What's wrong with turtlenecks? Seriously - if they're not cool to wear I want to know, especially if women think so, but it does look better on me due to my build.

MSD

I don't know about the UK, but in the US turtlenecks are way out of style, most designers aren't making them these days. There's also the lingering eurotrash image I saw during my '80s upbringing that I can't shake completely and biases me against them. You'd probably be better off with a plain long sleeve shirt.