
As the popularity of UNIQLO’s AIRISM cotton oversized T-shirt shows, a plain, big T-shirt is a standard item that is widely accepted by many people. Because it is a versatile item, we want to avoid looking tacky and aim for a good-looking outfit that differentiates itself from its surroundings. In this issue, we have compiled a list of suggestions for coordinating and selecting items to achieve a good-looking big T-shirt look.
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Suggestion 1: “Choose a big T-shirt that is made of a heavy-weight, solid fabric and that does not easily slip down the mesh around the neck.
Big T-shirts have a large area of fabric, and when washed and hung to dry, the weight of the fabric often causes the neck to sag, or the silhouette to collapse if the body fabric is delicate. Of course, this can be solved by using a flat-drying net or three-dimensional hangers, but many men prefer T-shirts that can be washed and dried easily. In this case, we recommend choosing a T-shirt with a body made of heavyweight jersey cotton and a firm milling at the neck.
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Suggestion 2: “Choose a big T-shirt that is not too long, so that the outfit does not look too drab.”
Big T-shirts have a voluminous look with a wide body and dropped shoulders, so if the length is too long, the outfit is likely to look drab. If you want to look sleek and stylish, it is recommended to select and purchase a big T-shirt that is not too long. Or, if you want to wear a regular T-shirt that you like in an oversized, big T-shirt style, we recommend cutting the hem. Although not plain, many overseas fashion influencers cut the hems of band T-shirts, which have recently become popular, and wear them.
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Suggestion 3: “Tuck in long big T-shirts or wear them with the brand’s world view.
To wear a long T-shirt with a good look without making any mistakes, tuck it in and wear it neatly. The longer the length, the more room there is to let it sag, so adjust it to a look that suits you best. On the other hand, if you want to wear a long T-shirt tucked out, reflect the world view of the brands that offer long big T-shirts in your own style, or coordinate with the skaters of the 90’s. You will look stylish without being too fussy.
Suggestion #4: “Pairing with trendy utility pants is a must.”
If you want to wear a big T-shirt in a fashionable way, it is recommended to create a trendy and current look with the bottoms you pair it with. So-called utility pants, represented by cargo pants, are the current trend in casual style. It is still fresh in our minds that UNIQLO U’s wide-fit parachute pants sold out due to the buzz on SNS, but the cargo type wide-fit parachute cargo pants are still in stock and available for purchase. (As of 7/19/2023) Also, in terms of compatibility with big T-shirts, we recommend the looser silhouette type, which is similar to the original design. Choosing a design with an oddly slimmer silhouette is basically not a good idea.
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Suggestion #5: “Consider the jitterily popular shorts ✖️ socks ✖️ sneakers.”
Styling that can be seen with increasing frequency on the streets of Tokyo is shorts paired with short socks and sneakers. By crossing a big T-shirt with the aforementioned highly seasonal styling, it creates a highly fashionable look. This year, the mainstream length of shorts is a little above the knee to a little below the knee. With the emergence of jorts as a trendy item, it is safe to avoid the short lengths that were popular a decade ago that exposed the thighs to an extreme degree.
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Suggestion 6: “Keep the casual coordinate with beautiful elements.”
Big T-shirts are items that give off a strong rough look, for better or worse. To prevent this from coming out in a bad way, we recommend adding items that have a beautiful element to some of your outfits. Specific measures include choosing slacks for the bottom or, as shown in the snapshot below, matching bit loafers and socks on the feet.
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