Streetwear Shirts

Discover our collection of the best Streetwear shirts for Men and Women. Our Streetwear T-shirts are unique, trendy, elegant, and versatile. Are you tired of the common t-shirts? déjà vu? You will love our streetwear t-shirts! Express your style and personality by wearing our streetwear. Exclusive promotion and Free Shipping! Visit our online store to complete your wardrobe.

Shop the best Streetwear Graphic Tees

Our collection of Streetwear Graphic Tees for men and women is the perfect choice to create any look, any time of year. Choose from patch t-shirts, printed t-shirts, skull and crossbones printed t-shirts, branding and eye-catching details. All our products from our catalog include short sleeves or long sleeves to suit your personal taste.

With all major colors available, choose from our streetwear t-shirts that display our brand & values details with boldness.

How to choose a Streetwear T-Shirt?

In Streetwear fashion, we definitely don't like to dress like everyone else, and you'll often hear us talk about the virtues of a perfectly made outfit. But, let's face it, the basic outfit for a man and even a woman is a T-shirt and jeans. That's what you wear at home, on the streets and anywhere else. You probably spend more of your life in a T-shirt than in any other garment. (Especially if you sleep in a t-shirt).

Some streetwear T-shirts are better than others. (Admit it, that's why everyone has a favorite.) There are endless options, but only some of them hug the body the right way and hold their shape, wash after wash. Here's why the best T-shirts work so well and how to find them.

The correct cut for the perfect style

But while we often think of this dimension for clothing like suits and shirts, it's important that your streetwear shirts fit well too.

Choose the correct size

A streetwear shirt should not be too big or too tight. If it's too big, it will drape and sag like a pillowcase and be unflattering. If it's too tight, it will look uncomfortable. If you're fit and well-built, you may lean toward the tighter rather than the looser fit. If you're carrying extra weight, lean towards a looser fit - but don't go too far, as too much extra fabric will only make you look more fat rather than slimer.

Shoulder seams

The seams where the sleeves attach to the body should ideally line up exactly with where your shoulder ends rather than drooping down your arm or toward your neck.

The Sleeves

The sleeves of a streetwear tee should reach halfway up your arm. Sleeves that extend a little farther down can look proportional if you are very tall.

Length

The bottom of the streetwear tee should not extend past the hips, cover at least the waist and ideally extend a few inches below. Any shorter and you're headed for belly terror and may show your back, butt or belly when you bend over. Any longer than that and the shirt starts to turn into a nightgown.

Collar / Neckline

T-shirts have two main types of necklines: the round neck and the V-neck. Each is more suited to the look you're going for, as well as your face and body proportions.

The crewneck

This is the most classic option, and it offers a timeless look. It works best for men with a slight build and good bone structure, as the collar draws the eye of the beholder, widening the neckline and creating the appearance of squarer shoulders. The crew neck is also a good choice for men with longer necks and narrower faces, as it balances and adds proportion to these features.

The V-Neck

The V-neck Tee looks a little less formal than the crew neck, and adds a little more visual interest and style to the streetwear tee. It works well for the shorter man, as it gives the impression of being less boxy and adds a little height to the look. It also complements men with rounder and/or wider faces.

However, I would not recommend a V-neck for those who are taller, as the V tends to draw the eye down to the belly.<br data-mce-fragment="1">Il existe d'autres types d'encolure en tee-shirt - comme l'encolure en boule ou en bateau - mais elles sont rarement un bon look pour les hommes et sont plus adaptés aux femmes.

The Fabric

In general, you should choose t-shirts made of 100% cotton. Natural, soft, cool and static resistant, cotton feels and looks great. A 50/50 blend of polyester is also a good option; the synthetic fiber is less breathable, compresses more easily with use and increases static, but makes the shirt less absorbent and more prone to wrinkling and shrinking. T-shirts made entirely from special synthetic fabrics may wick sweat better, but are only suitable for workout wear and, unless you sweat a lot, are much less comfortable than pure cotton.

There is not necessarily a correlation between the thickness of a shirt's fabric and its quality; Pima and Egyptian cotton, for example, are made of longer fibers and are lighter than regular cotton, but also softer and more durable. In general, however, thicker T-shirts look more substantial and easier to assemble. Thinner, gauzier t-shirts tend to look cheaper and sloppier, and can cling to your belly/love handles in an unflattering way.

Thinner streetwear t-shirts in neutral colors also tend to look more like underwear than t-shirts. The main difference between the two garments is the weight of the fabric; underwear is thinner and tighter to absorb sweat.

How to wear a Streetwear Shirt?

The streetwear t-shirt is a staple in every man and woman's wardrobe. Its versatility and relative affordability mean that it can be worn in countless ways in almost any situation... except perhaps for a cocktail dress code. That said, the rules for wearing streetwear t-shirts are pretty simple. Start with basic colors like white, black, gray and navy and you can pair them with almost anything, from jackets to knits to blazers to collared shirts. Once you've found it, you can start playing with prints, patterns, details and materials to give yourself a truly personal look.

In fact, there's nothing more comfortable than rocking a soft street t-shirt. Comfortable tees are very affordable and come in many different colors. But the casual top can sometimes be difficult to dress up, especially since it is closely associated with casual wear. Making the casual shirt look polished may seem difficult, but it is possible.