As we turn squinting to the sun after months of relative gloom, mans’ thoughts rightly turn to a summer wardrobe. Shop our edit of the best men’s t-shirts to ensure you stay stylish and cool this summer.
At StyleDen we advocate classic styles which won’t date or fall out of fashion, but that doesn’t mean a mini overhaul, or the odd treat isn’t eminently welcome.
There is a school of thought that the slogan t-shirt should become a thing of the past after a certain age, but a city summer or holiday can still boast a suitably dapper aesthetic in our lounging.
Common People Whitby Tee, Blue
Simple block stripes, and the attention to detail which runs through everything in Kestin Hare’s label and will prove it to be a brand to check season after season. Fix up for summer, and there’s even a pocket for your sunnies, or the smallest shopping trip ever.
£50.00
Supima Cotton Short Sleeve T
As well as their range of collabs (including some amazing kids’ pieces for summer), Uniqlo come correct with their T in a range of colours, all in their uber soft Supima Cotton. Their regular cotton T is absurd value at under a fiver, but this is a treat at a great price-point.
£9.90
Gant Rugger Midsummer T
Rugger (along with Bastian) is the Gant of choice in my book, and they produce timeless, slightly quirkier pieces than the staples of Gant proper. Their Ts are a treat, and it’s doesn’t hurt to embrace a bit of floral in any season.
£35.00
Folk Printed Pattern Tee
Cathal McAteer has long since established Folk as a benchmark in modern menswear, with a unique and eminently wearable aesthetic. This tee manages to be bold and understated at the same time, whilst making a statement. That statement being that you like nice T-shirts.
£70.00
Sunspel T Shirt
Sunspel is so old-school classy that they can say theirs is the best t-shirt you’ll ever own and it doesn’t sound brash or cocky; merely a reflection of an aesthetic which has evolved wonderfully since 1860. Modern Everyday Luxury indeed.
£55.00
H&M Basic T-shirt
Does what it says on the tin. A cotton jersey T shirt in a range of colours which currently costs less than your lunch. Unless you make your own sandwiches.
£3.49
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