What are your preferences in T-shirts?

[urbanpixel]

Since one part of my business is designing and creating t-shirts I was wondering what are the preferences of the forum members regarding this matter:

1. Do you prefer natural materials (cotton, hemp, silk) or synthetic materials (active/moisture wicking)?
2. Do you like short or long sleeves or prefer sleeveless ("wifebeater")?
3. How do you prefer your shirt to be decorated:
- no print/plain one color shirt
- tie dyed shirt
- silkscreen print (plastisol or waterbased) one or more color
- heat transfer (vinyl decal) or digital print
- digital print (direct to garment)?
4. Do you like more something that someone else designed or you would rather wear your own design?

No big deal if you do not care about the topic but would help me make some plans for the future...

[CryptoKyddie]

I like tight!

Show off my body. I like soft cotton, all natural. Hemp is good too. No synthetics for me please. Colour: plain white, black, yellow or green. Round neckline, not V neck. Not sure what else to add

[Musko]

Round neck skin fit in cotton bcz m a body builder

[jonnybravo0411]

Since one part of my business is designing and creating t-shirts I was wondering what are the preferences of the forum members regarding this matter:

1. Do you prefer natural materials (cotton, hemp, silk) or synthetic materials (active/moisture wicking)?
2. Do you like short or long sleeves or prefer sleeveless ("wifebeater")?
3. How do you prefer your shirt to be decorated:
- no print/plain one color shirt
- tie dyed shirt
- silkscreen print (plastisol or waterbased) one or more color
- heat transfer (vinyl decal) or digital print
- digital print (direct to garment)?
4. Do you like more something that someone else designed or you would rather wear your own design?

No big deal if you do not care about the topic but would help me make some plans for the future...

I will say so if you go out, then there should be a shirt fitting with a collar and warm it in the winter, and in the summer free and easy. The material in principle is not important, the main thing is that not synthetics, but I feel like a chicken in foil. In general, there are many preferences, everything can not be described, depends on the situation.

[urbanpixel]

the main thing is that not synthetics

I love wearing cotton, but because I am not so thin I sweat a lot and when I know I will be working or hiking for a long time then I turn to the synthetic moisture wicking materials and they keep me dry. On many occasions I got sick after spending a long day in a wet cotton shirt (wintertime) so I changed my strategy.

[jarob44x]

1)  Natural material  (cotton the best)
2)  I like both, long sleeves and short sleeves, just depends on the season.
     I also like mine to be round collared (not V)
3)  I like mine plain, no designs.  I like white the most, but like any light or bright colors.
4)  If i had a cool design idea, i'd much rather wear my own.  but, i am totally open to someone else's cool designs.

In case it matters, I don't like the thin t-shirts that seem to be mostly around now-a-days.  I don't want it so heavy that it makes me sweat, but, I prefer that they be thick and strong enough to make it through a few dozen wash cycles. 

[cryptovichkoff]

Since one part of my business is designing and creating t-shirts I was wondering what are the preferences of the forum members regarding this matter:

1. Do you prefer natural materials (cotton, hemp, silk) or synthetic materials (active/moisture wicking)?
2. Do you like short or long sleeves or prefer sleeveless ("wifebeater")?
3. How do you prefer your shirt to be decorated:
- no print/plain one color shirt
- tie dyed shirt
- silkscreen print (plastisol or waterbased) one or more color
- heat transfer (vinyl decal) or digital print
- digital print (direct to garment)?
4. Do you like more something that someone else designed or you would rather wear your own design?

No big deal if you do not care about the topic but would help me make some plans for the future...

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[wegera]

I like a solid T shirt, a small pattern on it just fine

[dashchain]

I like the comfortable, simple T-shirt.

[hgkcoin]

I like the white T-shirt because the white looks cleaner, fresh and beautiful.

[hghcoin]

I like comfortable clothes, preferably silk cloth.

[dipjon]

I dont care about the cloth and all my t-shirts have prints of comixes on them

[andersonjennifer]

T-shirts have to be big and comfy, especially women t-shirts, I wear t-shirts generally at home to relax and let my boobies out of the bra

[ploychompoo27]

Since one part of my business is designing and creating t-shirts I was wondering what are the preferences of the forum members regarding this matter:

1. Do you prefer natural materials (cotton, hemp, silk) or synthetic materials (active/moisture wicking)?
2. Do you like short or long sleeves or prefer sleeveless ("wifebeater")?
3. How do you prefer your shirt to be decorated:
- no print/plain one color shirt
- tie dyed shirt
- silkscreen print (plastisol or waterbased) one or more color
- heat transfer (vinyl decal) or digital print
- digital print (direct to garment)?
4. Do you like more something that someone else designed or you would rather wear your own design?

No big deal if you do not care about the topic but would help me make some plans for the future...

1.I prefer tshirts made with natural materials..
2. I like it short sleeve and long sleeve too..
3. Any kind of design will do, as long as it would pass my taste.
4. Both.

[marzyyy]

Since one part of my business is designing and creating t-shirts I was wondering what are the preferences of the forum members regarding this matter:

1. Do you prefer natural materials (cotton, hemp, silk) or synthetic materials (active/moisture wicking)?
2. Do you like short or long sleeves or prefer sleeveless ("wifebeater")?
3. How do you prefer your shirt to be decorated:
- no print/plain one color shirt
- tie dyed shirt
- silkscreen print (plastisol or waterbased) one or more color
- heat transfer (vinyl decal) or digital print
- digital print (direct to garment)?
4. Do you like more something that someone else designed or you would rather wear your own design?

No big deal if you do not care about the topic but would help me make some plans for the future...

1. Cotton for casual. Dri-Fit for sports.
2. Short sleeves.
3. Plain. Less is more.
4. An option for custom designs would be nice, but not having one doesn’t matter also.

[urbanpixel]

Thank you all for your inputs and opinions, this will help me make some changes in the way I organize my work. I guess I will stick to cotton for the majority of work and keep wearing active shirts myself.

[Elixirmixer]

I like the old fashion cotton T-shirts in any color and I don't care if it has writing, logos, or whatever on them.  If I am putting on business type cloths I wear white cotton v-necks.  All short sleeve.

[w0tur675]

Cotton, plain one color t-shirt. It doesn't really matter if it's a v-neck or a round neck.

[LeeSeungGi]

1. Prefer cotton
2. I like short sleeve, this is more wearable on every occasion and match with the weather in my country (hot)
3. I like all of it, not limited to anything
4. I'm not good enough to design so I like to wear the design from someone else.

[princeyeboah]

Polo T-shirts are the best shirts I prefer.This is simply because it's made of quality fabrics.