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Shirts on muxo.net range from cheap single tees to multi-packs, with prices mostly between A$17 and A$130.
24 options · A$17–A$131 · eBay, DHgate, LightInTheBox, G4Free
Shirts: what to know before you buy
Budget tees and casual shirts
Most listings sit at the lower end, roughly A$17 to A$48, and come mainly via DHgate, covering men's and kids' T-shirts, polo shirts, football shirts and printed graphic tees. There's also a secondhand bundle of three men's button-up shirts on eBay for around A$25, and football shirt listings for clubs and national teams in the same price bracket. G4Free sells a long sleeve sun shirt for around A$29. These are the cheapest way into the category but come from a mix of marketplace sellers and a dedicated activewear brand.
Multi-packs from Loombasics
Loombasics, sold through LightInTheBox, offers shirts in sets rather than singles, which lifts the price but spreads the cost per shirt. Corduroy two-packs sit around A$95, linen three-piece sets run about A$115, and a cotton three-pack is priced near A$129. These are the premium end of what's listed, with linen and corduroy as the main fabric options, and sizing spans small through to 3XL depending on the pack.
What to check before buying
Many of the cheaper shirts are sold through overseas marketplace sellers like DHgate, so check the size chart carefully since fit can differ from Australian standards, and note that these aren't branded items in most cases. The eBay lot is a used bundle rather than new stock. If you want a named brand and multi-piece value, Loombasics' packs specify the fabric upfront, which is useful for matching the shirt to the weather or occasion, whether that's linen for summer or corduroy for cooler months.
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