Bring the old quality back!

These shirts used to be the best basic crew necks on the market, but 2-3 years ago, they switched to a MUCH LOWER QUALITY manufacturer. I had no idea about the switch, but when I bought another pack recently, the difference was very noticeable. The cotton was not as soft and the neckline was too tight/small. The fit was just disproportionate. I was so sad to see my favorite brand of basic tees go down the drain. I just hope my old tees don't wear out by the time I am able to find another brand.Do not buy until CK recognizes their mistake and starts making quality t-shirts again.EDIT 5/6/12:So I now realize that CK has different sources for these shirts. The good shirts that I used to get were made in Egypt, and I am having a harder time finding them around. I can only find them in pricier stores like Nordstrom and Bloomingdales now. The shirts of lower quality are the ones manufactured in Haiti. I've seen both at one store, and when I compared them side by side, there was a noticeable difference. The ones from Haiti had a smaller neckline and had a pinkish hue to them. There are also shirts made in Thailand and Indonesia, but I can't say anything about them because I've never tried them.To sum things up, CK still makes good quality shirts, but you just have to make sure you're getting the right ones made in Egypt. Avoid the ones made in Haiti. Unfortunately, you won't know what you'll get when you order it off of Amazon.