Today's Special Value

[Mdroderick]

I like the idea of different sleeves and neck lines. However,  the color combination are terrible. I might have bought a set or two if the color combination were different. I also like my shirts with a longer length not quite

tunic.

[faeriemoon]

This TSV is not for me.

[Meowingkitty]

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@grammarqueen wrote:
Dear goodness, D & Co, could you PLEASE take some color theory classes! I haven’t gotten one of your top sets in a long, long time because the color seasons represented are all over the map! Put the olive, gold and maybe the natural in a set for Autumns. Black (or white) magenta, and Mediterranean blue can go to Winters. Yellow, violet blue and hibiscus pink would make a Spring’s heart flutter. And a Summer would just love a trio in navy blue, rose brown and pine.

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In places like Arizona seasons don't matter. We wear white and black all year long. None of that no white after Labor Day for us nonsense. Same with the other colors you mentioned. We wear any color all year long.

[Imaoldhippie]

Stereotyping colors for seasons has been going out of style for decades and becoming more so now days.

If a person feels comfortable, all colors can be wore year around.

So, no D&Co does not need color classes, whatever that is.

[Bicher]

I walked out of Macys yesterday with four cotton poly shirts for under $40. TSV I feel is pricey. 

[bargainsgirl]

I like the perfect jersey cause it is a little heavier than some cotton tshirts.  I do not find them rubbery at all.  I wear tshirts all the time.  I am not crazy about the color choices.  If I could pick my own 3 that would be great!  I am a M but I do size up to a L in this choice.  They do shrink a bit and I like my tshirts a bit loose around the hip area.

[eddyandme]

I've bought the D&C three-pack once before.  I immediately returned same.  I found the tees to be "rubbery" - that was my reason for the return.

Years ago D&C would offer packages of tees:  beautiful tees with a solid and different print/stripe in each packet, all in a specific colorway; just the right length to accommodate all body types.  I always bought a couple colorways and got so much use out of them.  They were cotton tees, ironed well and wore well.  That's when buyers/designers did a good job providing us with quality and value, imo.

That was then; now is now.  I don't purchase D&C tees.  I love the CCB line, including all of her tees.

Wish D&C would go back to their "old days. old ways", but seems that's not gonna happen.  (And OT but, miss their original jeans also.)

Anyways, we all like different things, these tees just don't work for me.  But if they work for you, enjoy your purchase!  Have fun shopping!

[smoochy]

I desperately need solid color tees and tops. So yesterday I ordered three SG liquid knit short sleeve tops. Waiting for cooler weather are two Belle 3/4 sleeve tops in a beautiful blue ombré and a deep coral. 

Am ordering the tsv in the gold/natural/violet blue set. 
I like all three colors. The natural will look nice under the Candace Cameron Bure cardigan that I bought in the oatmeal/ Heather blue, as will the SG top in Vintage Blue. 

I like the D & Co fabrication. Soft and comfortable, holds its shape. 

[JJsMom]

It's perfectly fine but just so blah. I don't like the color combinations either. I want something more interesting or special, somethin that I don't feel I can just run to Target and get the same of but in colors I actually like.

[MoonieBaby]

Yawn,  more unflattering, stiff looking, matronly and tight about the hips Tired Old Tee Shirts.
hard pass, if I wanted to look decades older, I'd wear my

mother's clothes...she is in her 80s.