Archive for July, 2008

  • How Many T-Shirts Should I Have in My Wardrobe?
    How Many T-Shirts Should I Have in My Wardrobe and How Often Can I Wear the Same T-Shirt Without People Noticing? This is a question that many people ask when they are stocking a wardrobe that is comfortable, causal and fashionable. The answer, however, is that there is no one right answer for everyone. Some people may want a lot more t-shirts in order to wear the same...
    by Jessica at July 31st, 2008 at 07:07 am
  • Why Do People Wear Che Guevara T-Shirts?
    There are a lot of Che Guevara t-shirts out there, but there are perhaps even more reasons why people wear them. There are those who have seen the image and simply like it and want to wear it. There are also people who wear them because people they admire, such as professors, bosses, or parents wear them. Some wear Che Guevara t-shirts to express part of their own political...
    by Jessica at July 30th, 2008 at 03:07 pm
  • Ten Worst Places to Wear a T-Shirt
    Have you ever put on a t-shirt and wondered if it was appropriate for the function or place you were wearing it to? We are a country of casual dressers and many times anything goes. But there are situations and locations to which wearing a t-shirt may be frowned upon. Whether a t-shirt is okay to wear is largely dictated by social norms and the need to make a positive...
    by Jessica at July 29th, 2008 at 07:07 am
  • How to Prevent My Cotton T-Shirts from Shrinking
    The best known characteristics of cotton are that it is natural, breathable, comfortable, and that it shrinks. A new t-shirt made from 100 percent cotton or close to 100 percent, can be expected to shrink a little after the first wash. However, there are ways to get the t-shirt to remain at its original size and to keep shrinkage at bay. It takes a little special care,...
    by Jessica at July 28th, 2008 at 07:07 am
  • How Many Washes Will My T-Shirt Last?
    A favorite t-shirt is one of the cornerstones of any wardrobe. And, as such an important garment, it is important that it lasts a long time. The more often a t-shirt is worn and washed, the more wear it will have. A shirt that is worn rarely will always last longer than a t-shirt that is worn more often. The guideline given for many t-shirts is that they will remain in...
    by Jessica at July 27th, 2008 at 07:07 am
  • Custom T-Shirt Ideas for The Price is Right
    As long as the Price as Right has been on TV, most people have dreamed at one time or another of going on the show. They might have a specific game in mind that they want to play, or they may want the chance to win a brand new car. Some people just want a chance to meet the host. If you’ve decided to go ahead and try to get to contestant’s row, you’ll need the perfect...
    by Jessica at July 26th, 2008 at 07:07 am
  • The Top 10 Best Places to Wear A T-Shirt
    T-shirts are a common clothing staple. They are comfortable, often stylish, relatively cheap, and easy to care for. They’re so great, you may wonder why you can’t wear a t-shirt for every occasion. While wearing a t-shirt to many events or locations may get you strange looks or even stares, below are the ten best places to wear a t-shirt and be perfectly dressed. 1.   ...
    by Jessica at July 25th, 2008 at 07:07 am
  • Customized T-Shirts Make a Great Gift
    Give someone a real personalized gift! Their own customized t-shirt. It’s easy to craft a shirt unique to your friends and family. You can put a name on any kind of t-shirt. Use shirts you’ve bought on your own and have names added or custom design shirts from scratch. Of course, having a personalized shirt is just fashionable, but it’s also useful. Named shirts...
    by Jessica at July 24th, 2008 at 08:07 am
  • Why Not Make Your Own Vintage T-Shirts?
    These days, t-shirts are not confined anymore to uniforms for sports teams or workout clothes. T-shirts have become more and more fashionable in recent years, with people wearing them as the centerpiece—the most important part—of their outfits. One of the most popular types of t-shirts these days is the vintage style. T-shirts with a vintage style are usually thin...
    by Jessica at July 23rd, 2008 at 08:07 am
  • Using the Color Wheel to Pick and Tweak Your Perfect T-Shirt
    The color wheel is a wheel made up of all the possible colors and starts with the three primary colors: red, yellow and blue, and the colors created by mixing together any 2 of these. Such secondary colors include green, orange and purple. There are also tertiary or intermediate colors like yellow-orange, red-orange and yellow-green, which are those colors that would exist...
    by Jessica at July 22nd, 2008 at 08:07 am