Having paid £40+ for branded T-Shirts I was dubious what the quality of these would be like. Very dubious. But I was drunk and it was my birthday so I decided to try something random... It turns out that brands have been making a very large profit. I ordered 7 different T-Shirts, without printing. Just plain. The fit was acceptable on them all (I think they are an inch too long but that's okay). The shape and fit on the shoulder and armpit were all good. I have accidentally bought a couple of items that originated from China before and it seems their patterns are also drawn by a drunk, but I digress. The fabric on all 7 was soft. They are all of a roughly equivalent weight of cotton so didn't differ much from each other. I have bought T-Shirts that were of a different weight and felt softer - but I paid a lot more for them. I simply think the market for T-Shirts to be printed on lends itself to a narrow band of cotton weight. I have had these a week so it remains to be seen how they wash: Whether colours fade, stitching frays or touch changes. I don't think they will, but it needs to be proven first. Delivery was super fast. I ordered on a Wednesday morning, I received email confirmation that the order had been shipped on Thursday and DPD delivered them to me on Friday. Quick, clean and fast processing. Value... I am really shocked at how good value these items were. I have been brought up to believe in "Reassuringly Expensive" albeit acknowledging that there are always companies selling at inflated amounts. In this case I paid between £1.50 and £2.50 for plain T-Shirts and ~£6 for a stripped one. Every single one of them was good enough that I will return and buy my T-Shirts from here again. I cannot believe that I have perfectly acceptable T-Shirt for £2 each. Having done this process once, and being a supporter of it, I think the only downside compared to going to a shop is having exact control over the colour and cut... eg you can't try things on. It feels like a bit of a gamble selecting online (and the website isn't the best) - there is such a wide range of brands and colours that, unlike a single brand for which you get to know their cut and get to know their colours a bit, this all feels like jumping in the deep end. To rectify this the company do offer paid returns, so you can get around it, but the cost of each order is likely to be quite low so paying for returns feels more expensive. Ironically. When looking at an order of £15 Im left wondering how motivated I am to walk to the postoffice, queue up, and walk home again for £10. (I have a couple of the 7 which I won't wear but am not returning for this very reason.) All in all I cannot recommend the T'Shirts enough. Good quality, great price, excellent delivery.