The Best T-Shirt in the Nation!

16. If you're happy with your Wal-Mart clothing, good for you, but it's not for everybody. Some people, including myself, work hard, earn a comfortable salary and feel they deserve better. Hell, I’ve paid 50.00 for a pair of socks, I bought my 18mth old daughter 105.00 pair of jeans, it's only money and my family deserves the best.

Harley-Davison jacket?.......how very white trash. I own two HD bike but don't need a jacket to advertise it.

Posted at 11:52AM on Mar 5th 2007 by Mikx

17. If you're happy with your Wal-Mart clothing, good for you, but it's not for everybody. Some people, including myself, work hard, earn a comfortable salary and feel they deserve better. Hell, I’ve paid 50.00 for a pair of socks, I bought my 18mth old daughter 105.00 pair of jeans, it's only money and my family deserves the best.

Harley-Davison jacket?.......how very white trash. I own two HD bike but don't need a jacket to advertise it.

Posted at 11:54AM on Mar 5th 2007 by Mikx

18. i dont understand what all the fuss is about. i go into stores and michael stars, james perse and splendid tees are all the same price around 60-70 bucks. and these tees are really great...having done a wholesale business before, i know that it costs a lot more then the price of the item to run a business. if you wanna talk raping, go look into what you are paying for jeans!

Posted at 1:13PM on Mar 6th 2007 by jamie

19. These tee's are my absolute favorite! I would pay a lot more than $69 for them...and I don't mind contributing to the American economy, local retailers OR a small start-up fashion business.

Posted at 1:53PM on Mar 6th 2007 by Ashley Robbins

20. These v-necks look cheap. I would not spend $69 for a shirt that looks like it's made for a man. I buy fitted v-neck t-shirts for $6-12 dollars and they look great on me and show off my sexy cleavage. They are comfortable and show off my nice figure. These celebrities look like they are getting ready to go to sleep. Instead of helping corporate America or some fashion designer get richer for buying over priced clothing, donate some money to a worthy cause. The money I save from not buying over priced clothing, I donate to my favorite charities. The bottom line, if the clothes are fitted and look good on a person, and are not over priced; buy it.

Posted at 6:09PM on Mar 6th 2007 by CommonSenseRules

21. Dear #10 and #15. I am a technical professional, make a great salary, and can afford $69 t-shirts, but choose not to because it’s simply absurd to make Corporate America and rich designers richer. It’s sad because a lot of people should be buying less expensive t-shirts, saving more money, and/or paying off their credit card debt. Only 3 percent of Americans make $300,000 or more a year. Americans have too much credit card debt because Americans buys into all this hype. I buy my inexpensive t-shirts at local mom and pop shops that are usually located next to the grocery stores. I live by the beach in Southern California – Orange County. The money I save from not buying over priced clothing, I either put in my savings or donate to my favorite charities. The fortunate people need to be more caring and giving to humanity, and quit being so self absorbed. Donate to charity because people who are less fortunate than us deserve our help. These over priced t-shirts look like something one can buy from the Hanes outlet stores purchased by mail or the Internet. The inexpensive t-shirts I buy are comfortable, fitted, show off my cleavage, and nice figure.

Posted at 12:52PM on Mar 7th 2007 by CommonSenseRules

22. $69 for a men's Hanes t-shirt. Hellll to the naw.

Posted at 8:19PM on Mar 12th 2007 by daria

23. I looked up this site and all these tees are CLEARLY ... alternative apparel dot com with a private label stuck on them.

So suck on that.

It's all the same and, yeah they're soft, I have several, but they only last about two washings. I'm not thrilled with mine, but I didn't pay $69 hah!

Posted at 10:45PM on Mar 25th 2007 by people are so dumb