Choose a graphic t-shirt that fits you properly, has a design you still like in a year, and works with at least three things already in your wardrobe. If it ticks all three, you will wear it all the time.
Fit comes first
Look at the shoulders and the length. A tee that is too long or too tight will make even the best print look off. Our guide on oversized vs regular fit will help you decide.
Think about print placement
A chest print is classic and easy. A back print is a surprise when you walk away. A small print feels quiet, a large one feels bold. Pick the level of attention you want.
Choose a design with meaning
Trends pass. A design that connects to something you love lasts longer. Ask yourself whether you would still want to wear it in a year.
Check it works with your wardrobe
- Black jeans or sweatpants
- A zip jacket or hoodie over the top
- Your usual trainers
- Your favourite colours
How do you style a graphic tee?
Keep the rest simple. Let the tee be the loud part, then add plain trousers and clean trainers. Layer an open jacket over it for cooler days. Our post on the evolution of graphic tees has more ideas.
Is a bundle worth it?
If you already know you like the style, a bundle can make sense, as you get more tees to rotate. Check the price against buying single ones, and make sure you would happily wear every design in it.
How should you care for a printed tee?
Turn it inside out before washing, wash it cool and skip the tumble dryer where you can. That keeps the print looking fresh for longer. Avoid ironing directly on the print. Our guide on how to care for puff print clothing has more detail on printed pieces.
Take a look at the Amen T-Shirt, the Turbo T-Shirt and the Pyro Pact T-Shirt, each £35, or see all t-shirts.
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