T-shirt style and beauty ;)

As previously stated, Bon Marche are good value.
www.bonmarche.co.uk/womens/clothing/t-shirts/short-sleeve/

Loads of branches too, some of them in garden centres!

M&S boatneck half sleeve. Plain and patterned. Wash well, tumble dry well. Still wearing last year's plus some new ones this year. Bon Marche plain t shirts only fit for pj tops after a couple of washes but some of their patterned ones are ok, tend to do shorter sleeves though.

I have had some Bon Marche tops for many years and they wash and wash never losing shape. Baggs I hope we have convinced you to look on line.

I’ve had mine for donkeys years and they’re still like brand new muddynails they’re gorgeously soft and have been washed more times than I can remember . No crooked seams either .

Amazed at suggestions of Seasalt, I've had two, both presents, both ended up looking like bits of rag with the seams all skewiff after washing.

Lands End Clothing for me too. Very good quality.

Bon Marche for me too. If I buy from Cotton Traders I have to buy a size larger than my normal size. But Bon Marche are true to size and wash well without fading

I agree with Mini Moon, the M&Co ones are good quality. Was in there yesterday and they’ve got a sale on. Elbow length sleeve, round or v neck £6. Worth looking at the web site.

Lidl men's t shirts suit me. Plain quiet colours, crew neck, plenty of length, wash well, a fiver for 3. Might not be stylish enough for some though.

I discovered ORVIS this year. Not cheap but great quality and I know the clothes I bought will last a long time.

I have a drawer full of M&S and Cotton Traders t-shirts in a variety of colours, though why I have bought so many in shades of pink I cannot quite explain. All of them have sleeves that hide the worst of my bingo wings and all have been washed many times without losing shape. I prefer v-neck styles as I have a short neck but have taken to scoop necks too.

Sainsburys have some lovely ones in their sale if you are near a Sainsburys,
I am assuming of course that all branches have a sale on
I got a couple of lovely ones for £4 each. and lovely colours, ,plain and patterned,mine are a lovely sunshine yellow

Try Tesco mens' wear section. I haven't bought womens' T's for years .I am skinny so find small is large enough and they are stronger and wash well.

M&S have finally got a grown-up T: www.marksandspencer.com/l/women/tops-and-tshirts?facets=2495270230,4294962750,4294963794&slider_Current_Min=0&slider_Current_Max=80&sortBy=product.is_new|1
And it's £6.50!

I bought a beautiful white top in Sainsburys this week but I do appreciate that they are here today and gone tomorrow.

Lands End - sign up to them and they do massive deductions every now and then. They’re good quality and decent shapes. I do find the M and S cheap ones only look ok for a couple of wearings. I guess that’s fair enough for the price.

Bon Marche are good value for money. With white t shirts if you get one summer out of them they are cheap enough to replace the following year if they have gone off!!!

Cotton Traders! Their own T shirts. Lovely soft cotton, a range of colours, decent length (not skimpy), choice of neckline, and a reasonable price.

You CAN buy them from M&S about £8.00, I've had a few this year.

Another big fan of Bon Marche. It's the only shop where everything fits nicely and they have a good choice.

Go on Amazon and tap in 'Charles Wilson' they are great T shirts , all plain colours and come in sets of two, threes , fives....and you can have a mix of colours . Hard wearing and extremely washable, my hubby swears by them. Little thick material for me though. Have a look ... They just might tick your box!

M&S have a variety of cotton T-shirts. Some are only £3.50!

The M and S boat neck half sleeves T shirts are pretty good; the label says that they are 100% cotton but the fabric seems slightly stiffer than those I have bought in previous years. They are also a decent length. Nice to be able to praise something from M and S for a change - went in on Thursday last and after a look around I left reeling at the garish colours and strange styles - they also seem to have a fair amount of nylon type fabrics yet again this year. This after announcing that they would be stocking more natural fibres. I thought nylon had died the death many years ago as an impossibly hot and sticky fabric but - no!

Try Primark mens section. Some of their T shirts are thin and nasty, but others seem to keep their shape and wash well. Sizing is tricky. I am size 8, and 5ft tall, and I find mens XS fine for a close fit, and mens S better for a more casual fit.

Bon Marche is my 'go to' shop as well. I miss Littlewoods, BHS and C&A as so few places stock the everyday clothes I like to wear.