Everybody loves cool t-shirts! The more interesting and personal a t-shirt is, the better you feel in it, as often, t-shirts act as straight up banners for our interests and passions. If you want to stand out from the crowd, a unique t-shirt is a great way to go.
This is why, for our 2018 Style Portfolio we did a fashion experiment focusing on custom t-shirts.
The t-shirts from our experiment feature colorful patches, prints and embroidery that add a lot of character and style to an otherwise simple piece. Some of them are outright branded items, having Attire Club written or featuring an embroidered logo. Others are more abstract, but nonetheless direct, the references to a fun and nautical setting being direct.
The patches cover more or less space, thus offering something for every taste. It’s all about balance in the end, isn’t it?
Sometimes, in fashion, you can use minimal means to make grand statements and that is what we focused on with our fashion experiment, “The Truth about T-Shirts”.
(Photos: Attire Club | Model: Tudor Gheracostea)
Fraquoh and Franchomme
Further reading:
Frames and Leaves: The Attire Club Autumn-Winter 2017-18 Style Portfolio
Winter Revisions: The Attire Club FW 2016-17 Style Portfolio
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One reply on “Attire Club Style Portfolio: The Truth about T-Shirts”
Like the round neck, they have a special unique size