White t shirt - short sleeve with neat neckine?

[DrScholl]

that keeps its shape so oyu can wear it under suits or more formally
Not marks - their are always shit

Have a gap one I was hopeful about like this but NO - neck has gone

www.gap.co.uk/browse/product.do?cid=57343&vid=1&pid=000241902001

oh Dr, How I would love someone to find us one like this

would the body come with it?

looked at Baukjen - no dice

might try this
4% elastane
www.boden.co.uk/en-gb/womens-tops-t-shirts/t-shirts/wo137-ivo/womens-ivory_navy-essential-short-sleeve-tee

I quite like the look of this as it's more top like than t-shirt like for wearing as a work outfit. 3/4 sleeves though.

Primark have them. They cost the grand sum of £3.50.

I've got one of the Boden ones (not in white) They do keep their shape but to be honest my favourite white t- shirts are from H&M or primark.

I like the jigsaw double front ones but they are long sleeved not short

Have you tried The White T Shirt Company? I used to use them eons ago when they were excellent quality, and then they vanished, but they're back now and look good.

I wear primark t-shirts under a suit jacket as i like a proper high crew neck rather than a low scoop neck. Matalan also have some which are more scooped but not too low. The neck keeps its shape well. Of course not 100% cotton but the lycra is what keeps the shape.

short sleeve double front at JL link

I used to love the Primark white ones but this season they are really see through and are thinner - I can't wear them even with a nude bra whereas the ones I got in 2014 were great.

ooh ooh viscose but LOOK
www.zara.com/uk/en/woman/t-shirts/short-sleeve/basic-viscose-t-shirt-c401008p4445556.html

the JL one looks a it baggy - is it?

Have got a few v necks from j crew, nice quality keep shape well.

Got a silky crew fromthere i n the Autumn lasted one wash

For under a navy suit I just bought a floral print T with a knitted welt striped neckband from American Eagle, which is going to get a lot of wear. Sport luxe ath-leisure style, about £20. A winner.