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A charcoal grey is very professional, and wearing a light blue dress shirt with a light grey suit is a very laid-back style. What color shirts are business professional? Business professional A one- or two-button suit in conservative colors–black, navy or gray–but a subdued pattern can be introduced. A collared shirt that is white, blue […]

The Wingtip Collar Also referred to as the tuxedo style shirt, this is the most formal option. In fact, this style was created with the single purpose of being worn with a bow tie. What type of shirts are formal? A formal dress shirt, or the tuxedo shirt, are worn with formal suits or tuxedos […]

For an extra worn look, rub a pumice stone or sandpaper along these cuts. If you want to make the distressed areas of your tee stand out, use bleach (we used 2 parts water, 1 part bleach) to highlight the holes and cuts in the shirt. You can also use it all over the shirt […]

Play with layering techniques and try a baggy tee over a knit dress and under a crop top for a cool, fun look. Bike shorts and an oversize tee are the perfect combo. Whether you wear the tee loose over the shorts or tucked in, give it a cool-girl touch by adding a gold chain […]

you can probably make it into a sleeveless training shirt only, not a singlet. if you try to cut it into a singlet/tank, you’ll probably have some very rough edging and fringes to it. it wont turn out wlel. How do you make Dri-Fit shirts smaller? The easiest way to shrink most shirts is to […]

80s Shirts During the 1980s, there were two main types of shirts: casual and business. For business, banker shirts and striped shirts were popular. For casual wear, loose shirts featuring colorful, abstract prints were favored. Polo shirts were also a favorite item of the decade. What clothes did guys wear in the 80’s? Dad jeans, […]

Combine one cup of salt with ¼ cup washing soda. Together these will work to break down the fibers of the shirt and reduce stiffness. Put the shirt in the wash – to save on water, include the shirt in other loads of items that you want to soften in the same way (other t-shirts, […]

For a bulkier item like an oversized sweatshirt or sweater, try doing a corner french tuck. Simply tuck your top in on one side only near the side seam of your bottoms, and let the shirt hem gradually waterfall across your front and back. How should you wear oversized Shirts? A classic way to style […]

a denim shirt, understand that denim is designed with a twill weave while chambray is designed with a plain weave and chambray is softer and less rugged, which is why it’s often made as a shirt, whereas denim is for bottoms like women’s jeans or jackets. Are chambray and denim the same? Chambray is often […]

Right-handed people will work left to right, while left-handed people will work right to left. Hide the knot by pulling the needle outwards through the fold. Point the needle in the opposite direction from the one in which you’re working. Pick up a few threads of the fabric just above the hem and pull through. […]

Tuck in your Shirt Tuck your shirt into your skater skirt, pencil skirt, jeans, high-waisted shorts, or trousers. You can even tuck your shirt several different ways. There is the front tuck, where you just tuck in the front into the area around the button and zipper, letting the rest of the shirt hang effortlessly. […]

Directions Search the internet and find your favorite book, meme, actor, character, or image. Cut out image. Take plastic wrap and cover the picture (fold excess to the back of the image). Place the wrapped image on the t-shirt. Take the iron, which should be set on high and begin to iron over image. Can […]

always with a fitted top. If you’re a top gainer, forget tight tees and slim-fit button-downs and pair puff sleeve tops, dropped-shoulder sweaters and oversized shirts with slim bottoms. It’s all about playing with proportions. What shirts make you look skinnier? 10 Tops That Make You Look Thinner V-Neck Tops. Tops or T-shirts with a […]

The Must-Know Fundamentals of Great T-Shirt Design Aim to Delight. Do Your Research. Design Something You Would Wear. Understand Your Usable Space. Consider Color. Use Your Words. Keep Creating. Brand Your Tees. What are the qualities of a good shirt? What Makes A High Quality Dress Shirt? Tailored Fit. The first and most important part […]

5 Best T-Shirt Design Software To Use in 2021 Adobe Photoshop. A close relative of Adobe Illustrator is Adobe Photoshop, which is more versatile than Illustrator. Adobe Illustrator. Most of the pros will choose Adobe Illustrator as their favourite designing software. GraffixPro Studio. InkScape. CorelDraw. What apps can you use to design t-shirts? Looking to […]

Transfer Printing. You can print your logo onto specialist paper called transfer paper. This can be done using a standard inkjet printer as all the magic happens in the paper. Once you have your logo printed onto the transfer paper, you simply iron it on to the fabric. How do you transfer an image onto […]

How to design a t-shirt in 7 steps — Figure out why you need a shirt. Define your budget at quantity. Know your printing options. Screen printing. Vinyl graphics. Direct-to-garment. Brainstorm your design concept. T-shirt types. Style and imagery. Find a designer. Evaluate your design. Get the right files. Find a kick-ass printer. What program […]

Screen-Printing is the most well-known t-shirt printing method of t-shirt printing methods. Humans have used screen printing since way before you and I were born. Nowadays, screenprinting is done both by machines and by hand. Which type of printing technique is commonly used on t-shirt? What are the most popular t-shirt printing methods? Screen printing, […]

Settle on a Print Method There is definitely more than one way to add a design to a shirt. Screen printing, inkjet iron-on transfers, direct-to-garment printing and vinyl graphics are all solid options. Let’s face it–you could even customize shirts using fabric paint or markers. How do you transfer a design onto a shirt? The […]

Polyester t-shirts are best suited to sublimation printing as opposed to direct to garment (DTG) printing. We recommend DTG for most t-shirts as it offers the most precise print for your design. But if you’re after an all over print, sublimation printing is definitely the way to go. What material is best for t-shirt printing? […]