For people who wear open collars to work: What underhsirts do you wear. I'm getting the idea that showing a crewneck underneath your collar is kinda lame, but I'm not sure what v-necks would work. I bought a pack of hanes white v-necks, but they still stick out abouve my collar line. Any thoughts? I'm willing to buy higher quality if it would solve this problem...
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For people who wear open collars to work: What underhsirts do you wear. I'm getting the idea that showing a crewneck underneath your collar is kinda lame, but I'm not sure what v-necks would work. I bought a pack of hanes white v-necks, but they still stick out abouve my collar line. Any thoughts? I'm willing to buy higher quality if it would solve this problem...
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I love the quality and depth of RibbedTee (http://ribbedtee.com/).
It depends on the button height and how many buttons you like to unbutton, though.
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After buying 2 v-neck undershirts from RibbedTee I am convinced they are the perfect undershirt for dress shirts. Thin, comfortable, well-fitted, durable, and a little extra length so it doesn't come untucked. Well worth the price and definitely get the grey unless you are ghostly pale. That said, you can't wear these as a t-shirt you will look like an idiot.
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I think any visible t-shirt underneath really looks bad, adding to this, I have an open collar right now and the button is right at the start of my throat so I've never understood the need for it.
Personal opinion aside:
You might be able to get away with a Henley and it would give you another shirt you could wear casually instead of a T-shirt.
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I purchased a few RibbedTees (in grey) -- the fit is great, etc., but I've found that I actually sweat _more_ in the Ribbed Tees than I do in a regular v-neck white undershirt from Hanes/Brooks Bros, particularly in the back. Not sure if it's bc they're a tighter fit than the reg undershirts or something else, but it cuts against their purpose a bit.
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@DH You live in Montreal? You could try Simons v-neck T-Shirts.
http://www.simons.ca/eng/product/com...shirt/8855-491
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