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"  A good looking T-shirt is one of the most versatile pieces of clothing you can own ... it looks good with a suit and is the classic accompaniment to jeans. How many of you, like me, were a devotee of the great cap-sleeved Perfect Fit t-shirt from Old Navy? Made of a medium-weight cotton rib, it fit well (slid nicely over my lumps and bumps), and had a scoop neck that was neither too low, nor too high. Alas, it was recently discontinued and I set out on a surprisingly long and involved hunt to find a replacement. The first problem I encountered is that most tees are now made of cotton jersey which is lighter in weight (cheaper to make) and much clingier to the body (something I, for one, don&amp;#039;t need). Some companies are blending it with Modal (Lands&amp;#039; End, $19.50) which makes for a garment that clings and stretches in all the wrong places. (It&amp;#039;s the reason you see women with horizontal pulls across their bustlines.) Pendleton ($40) uses a slub yarn, which is way too see-thru. (No one needs to see the details of my bra.) While LL Bean ($19) makes it tees out of a wonderful cotton interlock knit, the cut&amp;#039;s a little boxy and the neckline&amp;#039;s a tad too high for my taste. After a cycle in the washer, the Kohl&amp;#039;s ($14.00) looked terrible (see picture) and the reasonably priced Target ($9.99) was a dead ringer for a man&amp;#039;s undershirt.  When I tried on the Talbots ($22.50) offering I thought I found what I was looking for. It was beautifully made, had a wonderful neckline, and looked great in the front, but I wouldn&amp;#039;t be able to take off my jacket \u2014 too much cling to my back fat. I was tempted to spend a fortune at Neiman Marcus when a girlfriend told me about the Eddie Bauer Scoop Neck Tee ($18.95). It&amp;#039;s cut from a well-made knit fabric and it scoops down at a good level. However, due to the company&amp;#039;s new sizing for a younger market, I had to purchase an XL. Not the best ego booster, but at this point, if it looks good, who cares? Who makes your favorite T-shirt? Any recommendations for my search? Please leave them in the comments! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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