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The quality of a t-shirt depends way more on the material and finishing than on the label. If you're looking for something that lasts and doesn't fade quickly, it's worth checking out small Portuguese brands or shops that sell secondhand stock - you'll find pieces from decent brands for a fraction of the price, and they're often practically new. Another option is to wait for end-of-season sales at physical stores, because that's where you can grab well-made pieces without paying full price.
Avoid the big chains that inflate prices just for the brand - they usually charge double what the piece is actually worth. Also don't fall for online stores with unrealistic prices, because when the order arrives the quality is disappointing or it takes months.
The best options are to look in department stores like El Corte Inglés or Carrefour, where you'll find decent brands like Decathlon, Uniqlo or even their own-brand stuff at honest prices. If you want something cheaper, the outlets and sale sections at those places are gold - you can grab good quality t-shirts for less than half price. Zara also has some interesting pieces if you catch them during the sales.
Online, Zalando Portugal is pretty reliable and has price filters that make life easier. If you're after something more classic and durable, brands like Lacoste or Tommy Hilfiger regularly show up with discounts on platforms like that. Honestly, the trick is really just buying out of season - summer t-shirts get a lot cheaper in September or October.
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