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Showing posts with label T-Shirts. Show all posts

Three of This Summer's T-Shirt Trends


Along with jeans, t-shirts are the one thing every man will have in his wardrobe. If you don't have t-shirts in your wardrobe, we'd first ask why as they're a style classic and the staple of most men's fashion. Then we'd recommend you go out and buy some (any), come back and then read this article. Which will recommend you go back out and get the latest styles. Such is the world of fashion.

Anyway, t-shirts are pretty easy to get right and generally won't be subject to any massive fashion revolutions. Obviously the usual men's fashion standards apply - no, wearing a baby pink t-shirt isn't your thing and leopard print just doesn't look anywhere - but on the whole, you can't go far wrong with a good t-shirt.

That doesn't mean you shouldn't be observing the latest fashion standards however, and this summer will undoubtedly be the summer of the printed t-shirt. But aren't all t-shirts printed t-shirts, you ask? Well... yeah, we guess so. But there's certain prints that are more in style than others, so you can put that t-shirt that says Female Body Inspector away for a start. Here, let us take you on a quick journey through the world of print t-shirts.

Gothic Prints

Oh my god, you're going to dress us as Marilyn Manson, aren't you? Whilst we agree it would hilarious to suggest you all wear 5ft heels and fake contacts, we're not that cruel. Gothic prints are in fashion at the moment, but purely for their imagery rather than the odder tenets of gothic fashion. Think skulls, crosses (upside down for extra edgy points) and skeletons.

These kind of prints generally look best blown up large on a white t-shirt. Team up with a pair of chinos and hoody for casual daytime wear and throw on a denim jacket and dark jeans for the night. Simple.

Women

There was a time when even carrying a copy of FHM under your arm was enough to draw the scowls of elderly women everywhere, but the 2010s have been a much more open-minded decade and now you can get away with having gorgeous models emblazoned on your t-shirt. Awesome.

Do remember though, there is a time and a place for this kind of print - we're not sure your girlfriend's parents (and maybe not even your girlfriend!) would appreciate this kind of t-shirt, no matter how 'tasteful' you think it may be.

Bands

This one's easy - classic bands printed boldly across your chest. You can buy new band t-shirts, some even with sparkly bits on them, but for extra credibility go for a vintage look shirt. If you have an old Metallica t-shirt festering away in the back of your wardrobe, now is the time to dig it out. Remember though, a 'Take That' t-shirt will never be cool; make sure you're going for a credible artist. Also, make sure you know who the band you're sporting are to avoid awkward interrogations later.

Design Basics: Ways to Produce Custom-Made Printed T-Shirts


Printed t-shirts are popular, as these tops can be paired with jeans, skirts, or any types of apparel. Messages and designs on these shirts can also attract attention and serve as a unique mode of expression. As such, people began using different methods to produce these shirts in large quantities. Find out more about custom-made printed t-shirts and the different methods used in their production.

Embroidery

This is one of the oldest forms of shirt printing techniques. Embroidery involves the actual stitching of designs onto the shirt with a needle and thread. This method is perfect for producing small quantities. Those using this technique must possess great artistic inclination to ensure high quality designs. Embroidery is ideal for making small designs, logos, and texts, as it is difficult to stitch larger designs manually. Several manufacturers, however, use machines to embroider logos and designs for mass production. Some people also use beads, sequins, and pearls to make the designs more appealing.

Hand painting

This is also one of the oldest methods of shirt printing. Manufacturers must also have artistic abilities to produce authentic designs. Despite the amount of labour and time, hand painting is popular among many people. This is because hand painting only needs brushes or air sprays and fabric dye to make the designs. People can use different techniques to apply the paint such as brushing, rolling, sponging, or stencilling.