To try to justify this as more than a "random fashion thought..."
Many people here are quick to recommend a white t-shirt (not an undershirt) as a men's basic.
That's rarely challenged, although somebody recently wrote...
"Some guys expect to throw on a pair of Levi's and white tee and replicate that effortless cool that guys like Brando, Dean and company projected. It isn't that simple."
No, it isn't. The wearer at least needs to be in good shape and not very pale-skinned.
Beyond that, white shows stains easily. And, aside from magazine covers and things like that, in what circumstances is a white tee shirt the best choice? Probably none.
Agree? If you disagree, then please counter the argument.
Many people here are quick to recommend a white t-shirt (not an undershirt) as a men's basic.
That's rarely challenged, although somebody recently wrote...
"Some guys expect to throw on a pair of Levi's and white tee and replicate that effortless cool that guys like Brando, Dean and company projected. It isn't that simple."
No, it isn't. The wearer at least needs to be in good shape and not very pale-skinned.
Beyond that, white shows stains easily. And, aside from magazine covers and things like that, in what circumstances is a white tee shirt the best choice? Probably none.
Agree? If you disagree, then please counter the argument.
