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Is it better to hang, fold, or roll t-shirts? The cheap ones I wear as undershirts I just roll, but should I hang t shirts I wear outside to avoid wrinkles? Will it stretch out the neck? T-shirts I wear outside are normally ringers or graphic tees. I use velvet hangers. Thanks in advance.- eevoo
- Post #395
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Non-tacky graphic tees
Hi, thanks for the reply. And yes! That's a design I really like. I should note that stuff that's "too artsy"doesn't really appeal to me either. I really prefer more simple, subtle graphics (but not too simple where it almost looks like a solid tee). Hope I'm not being too picky..ahah...- eevoo
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Non-tacky graphic tees
Hi guys... I'm not really into the fashion scene but I figure this forum might be a good place to ask. Please don't bash me but I still do like graphic tees, just not the super tacky ones you see a lot these days. For the sake of comparison, I like the Rogues Gallery tees that you see at J.Crew...- eevoo
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- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Non-tacky graphic tees
Hi guys... I'm not really into the fashion scene but I figure this forum might be a good place to ask. Please don't bash me but I still do like graphic tees, just not the super tacky ones you see a lot these days. For the sake of comparison, I like the Rogues Gallery tees that you see at J.Crew...- eevoo
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- Replies: 4
- Forum: Classic Menswear