Is the Represent T Shirt Actually Worth the Price?
I’ve been eyeing the Represent T Shirt for a minute now — specifically their "Owners Club" line. It looks clean, solid colors, minimal branding... but I’m wondering if it really lives up to the hype?
I know Represent gets a lot of praise for their hoodies and denim, but T-shirts are a different game. I’m tired of shirts that look good for two washes and then stretch out or fade like they’re five years old. For £70+, I expect something with serious quality — heavyweight feel, good stitching, no bacon neck after a month, you know?
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If anyone’s worn the Represent T Shirt regularly, what’s the verdict on fit, feel, and longevity? How does it compare to other premium streetwear basics like Fear of God Essentials or even something like Sunspel?
Appreciate any honest takes — not just the hypebeast talk. I’m trying to buy less and better these days, so want to make sure it’s not just a flex piece.
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ZoeBlake
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Totally get where you're coming from. I have worn the Owners Club tee a few times now, and while the fit is solid and the fabric does feel premium, I wouldn’t say it’s miles ahead of other high end basics like Fear of God Essentials. It holds up decently after a few washes, but for £70+, I expected a bit more weight and durability. If you’re looking for timeless quality over hype, Sunspel might be the safer long term bet.