How many undershirts does a man need

Without further ado: the 17 best undershirts for men to tuck in pronto. Uniqlo stays doing what Uniqlo does best: delivering tech-driven, well-designed, perfect-fitting basics at no-brainer prices. Their Airism tees are crafted from a smooth and breathable polyester blend that's anti-microbial, deodorizing, and will keep your underarms feeling cooler than the Fonz in the face of turgid, muggy July days.

Uniqlo's famed Heattech garments are designed to keep your body nice and toasty all winter long. This particular tee clocks in on the warmer end of the range and is cut from a silky smooth fabric that's been brushed on the inside for maximum softness.

If you've ever bought underwear using a podcast discount code, then you're already familiar with modal fabrics. Fashioned from beech trees, the fabric is purportedly [ extremely Marc Maron voice ] twice as soft as cotton, naturally antibacterial, and fully biodegradable. These tees from Tani take those claims another step further still: they're crafted from Micro Modal Air, the finest form of the stuff around, which the brand says is thinner, stronger and softer than silk. We have no way of proving the science behind those assertions, but we can at least say anecdotally that these shirts are so soft and light they nearly feel like wearing nothing at all, and they seem to do a bang-up job of keeping summer-induced stink at bay.

Now, back to the pod. They're lightweight, fit well, and are polished enough to wear around casually as a regular tee. If you're lucky enough to land on the drier, less-malodorous end of the scale, and just need a easy, classic, regular cotton base layer to get you through the week, this is the three-pack for you. Super warm, unexpectedly soft, and engineered with strategic paneling and stitching for superior comfort, this merino wool base layer is dense enough to get you through the toughest winters.

Don't worry, though: it won't feel like you're wearing a wool sweater beneath your button-up—it's slim enough to keep a low profile and ensure you don't overheat indoors.

Tommy John's aptly-named undershirt doesn't just fit like a second skin—after a few wears, it molds to your body, hugging its every contour with more gusto than your most affectionate aunt. Its soft, silky finish won't pill no matter how many times you put it through the ringer or the washing machine, for that matter , and in a micromodal blend—with a touch of spandex for good measure—it's a solid Spanx alternative for anyone trying to hide a growing gut.

Next Last. How many undershirts and boxers do you own? I am trying to limit the number of times I do laundry to just once a month so I am currently at a count of 24 boxers and 23 undershirts. I still have a few more to buy but I am close. How about you?

Why do you only want to do laundry once a month? RFD Ebay Dance. Interesting concept. Why you want to limit to once a month and wont you end up with lots of clothes to wash meaning multiple loads of laundry? Once an undershirt has seen its better days, trash it and replace it with a fresh one. Undershirts are not that expensive and just like underwear, nothing beats a fresh one.

If you are emotionally attached to your undershirts you can always save them and wear them to bed or around the house if that is your desire.

Undershirts are an essential piece of clothing for many men. But remember that when it comes to how many you should have and how often you launder them; it all depends on the usage.

In this case too much is better than too little. Rachel Green was a character on the fictional TV show, Friends. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

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