Has anyone ever told you, that you look like Jeremy Kyle off ITV?

Not sure about the maths: 4 x 5 T shirts for £30. £1.50 each isn't it?

Cotton is widely recycled - usually into cleaning cloths. Therefore djbenny1 is making the world a cleaner place and should be commended. You, on the other hand, with your reluctance to donate your t shirts to the world of cleaning, are selfish, and you should be ashamed of yourself.

Good price though prefer Gildan

Good price but no white left. Yellow, red and black (Fades fast) not for me

Not sure about the maths: 4 x 5 T shirts for £30. £1.50 each isn't it?

sorry excuse my maths!
i accidently did 20/30 instead on 30/20

What is the fit like with these? Does anyone recommend sizing down?

Good price though prefer Gildan

I always thought this brand shirts are always fine quality.
Bought mixed colour pack before ,for my son while ago on offer.
It is cheap and it is a cotton top but it doesn't wash well, they seems to loose the shape even thought washed and ironed with care. White ones despite being always washed with vanish are not bright white.... Would not buy again

For £2 a go you could throw them out after 6 months and think nothing of it. Hot

these will shrink on a warm wash...order a size up.

Not that I play any more, but handy for team sports, 5 aside etc.

​Or wash at 30c?

Ebay feedback not impressive

I've bought quite a few of these over the years and most off eBay are fake

Cotton is widely recycled - usually into cleaning cloths. Therefore djbenny1 is making the world a cleaner place and should be commended. You, on the other hand, with your reluctance to donate your t shirts to the world of cleaning, are selfish, and you should be ashamed of yourself.

Wanna eat some fruit while wearing this....

Hmmm.. It won't let me add any to my basket, or select Buy Now.
Any colour, any size.
However, none of the ones I'm picking are listed as out of stock.

This is the most dumbest comment I've seen for a while... Stop smoking pot or whatever you are taking...
He used expression "to throw them out", not "to recycle" - can you spot a difference? If you intended to make a funny comment, it clearly wasn't ...

I don't want to engage in a trolling debate with you. But just so you know, even in the business I'm running, I've chosen to use fully recyclable, reusable but 30-40% more expensive packaging for our products. I know there will always be people who won't care about environment, especially if they can save a few quid..

Lots of comments saying these shrink in the washer, how about on a cold wash is it the same outcome? Also how do these hold up in a tumble dryer?
Thanks

"Most dumbest"? Good luck with that business

What I am doing to do with 40 t-shorts? I don't need them! Bought anyway...

As brooky highlighted, I quite clearly meant that I was going to throw them out to the recycling bin.

I am passionate about cleaning but even moreso the recycling of cotton tshirts.

Is it just me that thinks there's something wrong when clothes can be sold this cheap and someone is still profiting? How much can they have paid the workers to pick the cotton, spin the cotton and make the t-shirts.
I'm not saying you should miss out on a bargain. In fact buying them will help keep the seriously underpaid workers in jobs. However I feel that the exploitation of poor countries and people for the benefit of the wealthier should stop.

Price showing as £10.99 for 5 for me? Suspect they have increased price because of demand? still ordered anyway cheers OP.

I thought it was good deal - only 20 :disappointed:

bought "Fruit of the Loom" from ebay / Amazon on 3 occasions.
received all fakes, about 75% polyester - by feel and generally poor quality.
2 sellers promptly accepted return/refund, 3rd was harder so had to paypal claim it.
After lengthy email conversation with Fruit of the Loom UK, they admitted that "it is possible that some products may be from not authorised sources". They refused to take a sample of the fake product from me and they did not want sellers addresses etc. They can't be bothered. I reported to Trading Standards and again nothing happened. The sellers are located in China, only using UK warehouses.
Good luck with "cheap" Fruit of the Loom ! ;-)

Not sure about these ones but I bought cheap Fruit of The Loom T-Shirts off Amazon and the quality was poor, they went all shapeless and bobbled up after the first wash, they are now polishing cloths. If these are the same ones then you are getting what you pay for and disposable clothing.

I purchased some of these a month ago. They fit well, I have a 44 inch chest and purchased the X-Large,they are nice and long too. They seem to wash well and don't shrink, I generally use the washing machine at 40°.

I would happily buy again

Bought a 5 pack of these last year. No complaints at all. Good fit and have washed well. Maybe they are genuine?

Groupon doing them £9.99 for 5 pick your colours hubbys just arrived in two days or you can get ten pack

If the description on Groupon is anything to go by, these are not 100% Cotton T-Shirts like this eBay listing suggests.


It may only be 1-3% but it's still not 100% cotton.

They don't look 'heavy' at all either. I suspect the 'heavy' claim is just reference to the fact they are mostly cotton.

To find out just how 'cotton' they are, try boiling one of them and seeing how much it shrinks.

Good one :smiley: picked up 5 White ones for the summer! Thanks.

They always shrink.

Isnt this expired due to there being only 3 of all colours?

you mean a guest....."" I know JK is divorced and a mess but he dresses ok lol

will these shrink or warp after washing? i find with primark plain white tees they never last after washing.