Crew-neck premium t-shirt (3-Pack)3-Pack
This time in a 3-pack – choose your favourite colours at the best price!
Our most refined product. A T-shirt from the Everyday series that you reach for every day. Its simple, timeless cut with a narrow round neckline and short sleeves goes well with sporty outfits, as well as more formal ones. It’s lightweight, so it works perfectly as a base layer: under a shirt, sweater or jacket. The cotton jersey is pleasant to the touch, safe for the skin, creases less and drapes well on the body. We control the entire process: from thread to label.
We want to make the best T-shirts in the world at a reasonable price. Let us know if we’ve succeeded!
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Get inspired – this is how our customers wear Basiclo!
Your new favourite T-shirt
for every day.
Everyday T-shirts are our most refined product. For years, we have focused on making their fit and quality something that everyone who puts them on can appreciate. To us, it’s not just a T-shirt. We want to make the best T-shirts in the world at a reasonable price.
Soft, well-draping jersey, a minimalist cut and refined proportions subtly flatter your figure. We sew in Poland with full quality control, so our T-shirts keep their shape, don’t twist after washing and look great for many seasons.
Materials and production
Certified OEKO-TEX® cotton (150–550 g/m²), in the form of lightweight jersey and heavier sweatshirt fabric, keeps its quality, softness and comfort for longer. Natural viscose (180–220 g/m²) drapes softly on the body, providing lightness and comfort – ideal for dresses, tops and trousers. We sew everything in our own factory in Bielsko-Biała – with attention to every detail, from thread to label.
See our other T-shirts
Discover the full line of Basiclo T-shirts: viscose, oversize and slim. Each of them combines a refined neckline, just the right length and proportions without surprises. Every fit follows the same principles: fabric that enhances the cut, a cut that enhances the figure.





