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Originally Posted by valo403
I've never bought a Wal-Mart brand 'dri-fit' type shirt, so I'm not really commenting on those directly, but I have had a couple of cheaper versions and always find that while the material is similar the quality of construction is much worse. I'd rather pay twice as much for something that holds up at least twice as long. I find online shopping gives me the best of both, I picked up 4 or 5 Reebok play-dry (or whatever the hell it is) shirts on hockeyoverstock.com for $5 a pop.
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Honestly for something that I am going to sweat all over and throw away in 6 months I could care less what brand it is. The expensive stuff still stinks and wears out. And even if it were to last twice as long, it is still usually 4 times the price.
However I agree with the poster that recommended Winners, I just picked up a pile of dry fit Nike shirts there for 12 bucks each, which is justifiable as the brand name stuff does seem to have a better fit.