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HD Cotton / Eversoft Crew Tee
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HD Cotton / Eversoft Crew Tee

T-Shirts
about$7
Fruit of the Loom’s t-shirts run $5 – $14

About Fruit of the Loom’s t-shirts: A drugstore-and-multipack staple. The HD Cotton line is the thin classic; the Eversoft line is the softer, pre-washed upgrade most reviewers prefer.

Price check

Hard to argue with on cost alone. At well under $10 a shirt these are functional basics, and the Eversoft line in particular gives surprising softness for the money.

Our take

Fruit of the Loom is one of the cheapest wearable tees in any store, sold mostly in multipacks for layering and everyday rotation. Owners say the older HD Cotton line is thin and a bit rough, while the newer Eversoft line is genuinely soft and the one worth buying. Nobody treats these as keepers; the appeal is paying a couple of dollars per shirt for something you can wear out and replace. Common gripes are inconsistent sizing across packs and visible thinning in whites.

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The details

Material
100% cotton, ~4.5–5oz; HD Cotton runs thinner, Eversoft is pre-washed for softness.
Fit
Regular and slightly boxy; runs roomy and shrinks toward true after a hot wash.
Quality
Functional budget quality — Eversoft holds up better than HD Cotton, but collars loosen and whites thin over time.
Best for
Multipack basics, layering, undershirts, and anyone wanting a tee they can wear out without a second thought.
Care
Wash cold and tumble low to limit the noticeable shrink these are known for.

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