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My approach to washing is just have so many damn RRL shirts you only wear them once every few months lol. Spring/summer are stored on a shelf above these since I live in town and have to keep dress stuff in here also (space is limited)

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I'm with you on that...another reason why don't wash long sleeve shirts often. I have too many... RRL (probably over 45...need to count lol), 10-12 or so Iron Heart, 7-8 Pendleton, 7-8 Carhartt/Carhartt WIP, 3-4 Filson, couple Rogue Territory
 

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You guys are making me jealous with these shirt collections. I recently did stock and realized half of mine are slightly different shades of blue denim or chambray. Mostly western but looking to branch out this year and get some nice work shirts and flannels
 

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In case you want to join the only need to wash your shirts a couple times per year club, Stag sent out an email stating extra 20% off long sleeve implying it’s for sale items but it works for non sale too.
 

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Warehouse tees aren't cheap, but they are lightweight and very well made. I really like the substantial ribbon collar on them. Perfect for an undershirt. I bought a bunch in almost every color but white recently.

Schaefer's Garment hotel makes good lighter tees, but not cheap.

Have some really light weight tees from Bridge and Burn that I love, but I don't know if they still make them

Less expensive, but beefy option...I love 3sixteen's tshirts. Especially their grey (comes in pack of 2) as I can't seem to have enough grey tees. They fit perfect on my body. These are not as expensive and best bang for the buck I've seen based on quality & fit.

Velva Sheen is less expensive and pretty good too, but not as good as 3sixteen's.

Overall...best of the best...the hype for Merz B Schwanen 215 tees is warranted. They fit perfect and are as good as tees come. Not overly heavy, but robust & comfortable. Only downside is they are sold out everywhere and restocks sell out quickly. Their 214 "super dooper" heavy tees are something else. As thick as you'll find and heavy duty. Like armor almost ha ha. Great for wearing under an open leather jacket.

Merz & 3sixteen tees seem like they will out last me and along with Warehouse are my favorite.

I own 5 or so RRL tees. They suck (weird large sleeves, thin material, thin flimsy collars, weird fit at waist...sort of bell shaped overall) and are pretty bad compared to the above IMO. I do like the colors I have and wear them over thermals and as undershirts some, but wouldn't buy again if I had it to do over again.
Thank you, very helpful post. Bookmarked your post. I do have a few Merz B Schwanen shirts – thanks for reminding me, completely forgot about those. And agree on the RRL tees, not a fan.
 

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I love the color combination but the jacket itself is a bit too Faherty / modern.

One of my biggest disappointment in RRL was when they teased this jacket month before the release, and the actual one was patchwork instead of aligned patterns, otherwise it would have been one of my grail pieces :

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As for wearing all the pieces at once, indeed thats probably what you said about having them all on a single photo.

Doesn’t actually bother me.
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In case you want to join the only need to wash your shirts a couple times per year club, Stag sent out an email stating extra 20% off long sleeve implying it’s for sale items but it works for non sale too.

Yep... works on all long sleeve shirts. They had a pretty good selection of RRL shirts in there too.
 

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