Solid Tees for men have always been a staple in every guy’s wardrobe. It is essentially a mainstream fashion that becomes a go-to outfit from casual everyday wear to premium tees paired with suits. Now that it became a fashion trend, everyone seems to be upping their game in the T-shirt game. Stand-alone T-shirts are now made with premium fabrics without compensating the style and comfort and others are even equipped with features that we never thought could be applied to a simple T-shirt like a custom designed t-shirt.
As mentioned, Tees being a new trend has caused almost every kind of fabric, style, and fit to exist by different brands. To help you narrow down your choices a bit, we’ve selected a range of T-shirts from some of the most reliable and established brands that would best fit your style.
Here are some that you may consider in your wardrobe update:
J.Crew “Indigo-Dyed T-Shirt”
If you are looking for a plain and simple T-shirt, an “Indigo-dyed Slub cotton T-shirt” from J. Crew is for you.
It is a super soft T-shirt made from indigo-dyed “slub” cotton that produces a rich indigo pigment that softly fades over time. This gives character and uniqueness to the T-shirt as it gave the feeling of a favorite old look. Also, the laidback design of its short sleeves and chest pocket gives a casual vibe to the T-shirt.
Polo Ralph Lauren “Slim Fit T-Shirt”
Polo Ralph Lauren clothes are already a household name and are on the luxury side of the fashion industry as their brand adapts to the changing fashion trends. This “Polo Ralph Lauren Slim Fit T-Shirt” sums up the Polo Ralph Lauren image to the consumers: high quality, sleek, and modern looking. It is crafted from 100% moisture-wicking cotton that adds all-day comfort. This pack of the T-shirt includes three crewnecks – short sleeve and a straight hemline with a small embroidered signature on the lower left side of the hem. It’s simple yet classic – and that they are great.
Hugo Boss “BOSS Bodywear”
If you’re looking for a wardrobe update, you might consider Hugo Boss. Hugo Boss is a German fashion brand known for putting finesse in their quality designs. Their label is known for their refined casualwear like the “Boss Bodywear”. This multipack T-shirt comfortable breathable jersey T-shirt fabric is made from 100% cotton. The T-shirt is a crew neck- short sleeve design with small logo printed on the chest that fits perfectly to the minimalist look.
Urban Outfitters “Yellow Embroidered Tee”
Urban Outfitters is a pretty straightforward brand for a T-shirt. They offer a wide range of different types of T-shirt designs as well as stylish solid colored T-shirts like the “UO Yellow Embroidered Tee.” It is a super-soft cotton jersey fabrication casual t-shirt with a relaxed fit and tonal embroidery. The T-shirt also features a crew neck and short sleeves suited for a casual everyday look.
Reiss “Jonass”
Most modern T-shirts cater to the fashion sense of the young, trendy brands. “Jonas in airforce-blue” is another great addition to your off-duty outfits. With the timeless and easily adapted to myriad styles of T-shirts, you can partner it to almost anything from chinos to sneakers at any anytime of the day. With its Pique finish and crew neckline – short sleeves combination it will keep you feeling fresh and comfortable all day long.
Frank and Oak “The Slim Fit Hemp Blend T-shirt”
For sustainably-minded customers, we recommend the “The Slim Fit Hemp Blend T-shirt in Cocoa Brown” by Frank and Oak. Their T-shirt is made from hems and organic cotton while the label is made from recycled polyester. It is an eco-friendly summer outfit that is biodegradable, breathable, and UV resistant. And even though it is eco-friendly, it does not sacrifice the quality and the style of the T-shirt.
Our best pick from the six brands of tees is the Frank and Oak “The Slim Fit Hemp Blend T-shirt” mainly because of its sustainability. The waste from discarded materials, unutilized clothes, and lack of recycling centers pollute the land seas all over the planet. Brands are slowly transitioning to sustainable cloth-making to lessen this pollution. Frank and Oak incorporate this goal of sustainable fashion without compromising the quality, the style, and the benefit that the consumer would get if they bought their product. You will not regret the purchase as you know that you get what you pay for or even more.
Kristine Decena is a professional editor with over 10 years of experience in the publishing industry. She specializes in editing food and drink, footwear, clothing, and other lifestyle content. She has worked for such notable companies as The New York Times Company, Food Network Magazine, HarperCollins Publishers Inc., Hearst Corporation and Condé Nast International. Kristine is a graduate of Ohio University where she obtained degrees in English Literature and Journalism before embarking on her career as an editor.
