Yes, we know, we’ve said it a million times. Buy your basics. Fill up your wardrobes with them. Wear them well, and wear them often. But do yourself a favour, and buy good basics. Get a proper tee shirt (like this one from COS); you can buy it in white, and throw it on with jeans for a quick grocery run, or dress it up with a suit for that fancy art show. You can buy it in colour, to pop that all-monochrome wardrobe. A good tee should have durable fabric, be soft, or have more heft, whichever you prefer. It will last a thousand cycles in the washing machine, depending on the washing machine. A good tee is simple, casual on its own and allows your other layers to steal the show. A good tee fits you well and holds its structure, ensuring that you are presentable no matter what you pair it with. A good tee is perfect for when you care about how you look, just not enough, or when you’re on the go. Get a tee that you look good and feel even better in. Fair warning, though, it will soon worm its way into nearly every outfit you wear. Trousers from INGOODCOMPANY.
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