T-shirts

PostRe: T-shirts by **Moggy** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 2:06 pm

Rax wrote:
Octoroc wrote:
Frank wrote:I wish T-shirts were acceptable workwear in my office

I think the only *plain* shirts I've got are like undershirts. The rest are like graphic tees like qwertee or patterned ones. As long as it's not a football shirt or #nsfw then anything should go, really.

I had a job interview over Skype last week and when the interviewers appeared on screen my instant reaction was, "Oh thank God, T-shirts!".

I got the job.

Currently wearing an Autobahn t-shirt. I look so cool.

Big 'T' or little 't'?

...or 'tee'?

That feeling of relief when you interview somewhere and see casual clothes is something I wish I could bottle. The one company I worked at with a strict dress code was easily the worst working experience of my life.

For the last few weeks we have been operating a dress down due to the hot weather (usually it is only on Fridays).

The office hasn’t collapsed due to casual clothes and so I am hoping they will keep it going.

PostRe: T-shirts by **Octoroc** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 2:09 pm

Rax wrote:That feeling of relief when you interview somewhere and see casual clothes is something I wish I could bottle. The one company I worked at with a strict dress code was easily the worst working experience of my life.

PostRe: T-shirts by **Tafdolphin** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 2:24 pm

Moggy wrote:I don’t really give a gooseberry fool what anybody else wears.

Personally I prefer plain t-shirts or t-shirts with small logos on.

This, pretty much. I went through a logo t-shirt phase in my early 20s, Last Exit to Nowhere Nostromo getup, Threadless Ghetto Blaster Astronaut shirt as well as the obligatory gig shirts etc etc. It sounds patronising, but I grew out of it when I discovered plain t-shirts just...looked better.

These days it mystifies me when I see people spending £30 on a t-shirt covered in D-Va iconography, but that's up to them.

7256930752 · PostRe: T-shirts by **7256930752** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 2:29 pm

Mostly plain, nice fitting t-shirts. Easy to dress up or down. I used to wear a lot of t-shirts with graphics all over them when I was in my teens/early 20's.

PostRe: T-shirts by **Frank** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 2:52 pm

Man, no wonder men's fashion is so boring if everyone's like "plain shirts look better". Does everyone just wear a white button up when it comes to dressing up, too? Maybe a floral tie if we're feeling really ambitious(!)

Ted Baker do some lush patterned tees. You just need to shop at the right places.

PostRe: T-shirts by **BID0** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 2:56 pm

I sell shirts with big logos and what not emblazoned across them so I'm a full supporter of that type of tshirt

PostRe: T-shirts by **OrangeRKN** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 4:44 pm

I'm all about graphic t-shirts. Currently wearing a splatoon tee.

I don't usually like designs that are obvious though or have the name displayed, I like more subtle designs where people have to know the subject to recognise it.

Also black t-shirts are a crime. White t-shirts are normally the best. It's super annoying that the majority of band shirts are black.

PostRe: T-shirts by **Minoru** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 5:15 pm

I have a lot of Marvel shirts and some of more subtle Qwertee ones. I like a shirt with a nerd design on, they're fun and a nice talking point if someone shares an interest. Women clothes have been a bit better about having some designs recently, but I don't mind buying mens.

PostRe: T-shirts by **Tsunade** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 5:54 pm

If I like it I'll wear it, doesn't matter what's on it :lol:

PostRe: T-shirts by **Drumstick** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 6:05 pm

I wear plain v-necks pretty much exclusively.

PostRe: T-shirts by **Green Gecko** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 7:40 pm

Alvin Flummux wrote:I'll wear plain or full image t-shirts, but I'm very picky about the image as most are just shite, so I only buy them rarely. Haven't found any small logo t-shirts I like, but I'd be open to them if they had videogame/pop culture logos (the Metroid ball/lightning logo, Star Wars etc).

What you mean something like this but on a shirt?

First one is a morphball entirely of my own design, the latter one is obviously authentic (I did it from scratch not a gooseberry fool job from the internet). They're in Tennessee.

Also thanks for this thread as I can actually pretend I'm doing work reading it :wub:

PostRe: T-shirts by **Alvin Flummux** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 8:11 pm

Green Gecko wrote:
Alvin Flummux wrote:I'll wear plain or full image t-shirts, but I'm very picky about the image as most are just shite, so I only buy them rarely. Haven't found any small logo t-shirts I like, but I'd be open to them if they had videogame/pop culture logos (the Metroid ball/lightning logo, Star Wars etc).

What you mean something like this but on a shirt?

First one is a morphball entirely of my own design, the latter one is obviously authentic (I did it from scratch not a gooseberry fool job from the internet). They're in Tennessee.

Your design is nice, but I prefer the latter. I just think it's a really great logo, but I've never been able to find it on a t-shirt, at least not in a form that looks good to me. It's frustrating, because when I do find a Metroid shirt, virtually every design is awful.

PostRe: T-shirts by **Johnny Ryall** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 8:37 pm

They're all good, a block colour and jeans works for a casual night out.

I like a decent band/graphic t shirt too. The main thing with printed shirts are quality though. Cheap printed shirts look way more dodgy than cheap plain shirts.

PostRe: T-shirts by **Minoru** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 8:42 pm

Alvin Flummux wrote:Your design is nice, but I prefer the latter. I just think it's a really great logo, but I've never been able to find it on a t-shirt, at least not in a form that looks good to me. It's frustrating, because when I do find a Metroid shirt, virtually every design is awful.

They have one that's pretty much exactly like that on a black shirt on the Nintendo store, but I think you can only buy it with Samus Returns, so it'd be a lot to fork out if you already have the game or don't want it.

https://store.nintendo.co.uk/nintendo-3 ... 01845.html

PostRe: T-shirts by **Alvin Flummux** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 10:18 pm

I already have the game, and that's too small a size for me anyway. Plus, the logo looks stretched and it's too big.

I'm fussy. :shifty:

PostRe: T-shirts by **Minoru** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 10:33 pm

Hah, well all of those are valid reasons to not want a shirt. Nothing wrong with being fussy. There are probably other places you can get the same design, hopefully you can find one you like some time.

PostRe: T-shirts by **Alvin Flummux** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 10:39 pm

I feel like it shouldn't be a big ask, it's just a small logo shirt I'm after. Nintendo has enough logos in its portfolio to do a yuge line of shirts with if it wanted to.

PostRe: T-shirts by **Johnny Ryall** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 11:09 pm

I don't think I'd ever ever ever buy a wrestling shirt but I always thought it was tacky as strawberry float that every single WWE shirt always had printing on the back as well as front. Example:

PostRe: T-shirts by **No:1 Final Fantasy Fan** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 11:15 pm

I like all 3! Just depends on what mood I am in and what I am going to do when wearing it.

Regarding the ones with images on...I like to collect Hard Rock Cafe ones when I'm visiting a city that I like.

But most importantly they must fit well. Then again sometimes I like to wear a slightly baggy t shirt. Depends on the style of the t shirt.

Currently wear an XS size All Saints tee.

PostRe: T-shirts by **Met** » Thu Jul 19, 2018 11:45 pm

I've just got various band tops that I wear more or less on rotation. It's not the most inspired fashion statement, but they're easy and generally have great designs.

T-shirts

I'd be happy to wear

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