Keeping Alive The Popularity Of The Tee

Although the teenage generation may think they have the market on hip t-shirts cornered, there are many more people that love to wear very hip tee's. If you look at any WW11 video or check out any movies set in the 50's it is plain to see that people have loved wearing t-shirts for a long time. There really isn't anything quite as comfortable as a soft cotton tee to make you feel great. There are many nice options that can be done to tee's to make them fit your style at any age.

Soft colors can make most anyone feel comfortable. Just the right hue can ignite and surround you with soothing color energy. Picking up one custom make with any color is readily available at many retail outlets or you can custom make your own. A rainbow of colors with every shade is easily available. Comfort is enthusiastically described as being a soft t-shirt with the right shade of color.

Other have more of a taste for vibrant and electric colors. There are many of these that come with incredible bright graphics that are a delight to the senses. There really are a bunch of these to choose from. You can find a great variety of artist created graphic designs if that suits your fancy. Many of these look very splashy, just like they were spray painted under the bottom of a bridge.

Anything retro is making a come back. This is especially true of t-shirt designs of yester years. Individual works of art, or old school silk screened designs done by hand will always bring back many memories and war stories way back when. If only these classic original and fun designs could talk, oh what a tale they could tell. Learning to appreciate this part of their generation is something they have yet to learn.

Many people still go for the plain white tee. There is nothing more traditional than that. A soft fitted white cotton t-shirt with a nicely faded pair of button up jeans is the uniform of choice for many a retiree. It does make sense to wear this outfit. It looked good on our boys fighting WW11 and it was a look to remember topped with a black leather jacket during the fifties and sixties. If you want to see cool, just check out James Dean in the aforementioned jeans and t-shirt, you still can't top that today.