Which summer piece of clothing in your wardrobe has been worn the longest? According to my many years of experience in buying clothes, chiffon shirts are the most worn, while T-shirts are the most frequently replaced styles. Basically, they are easily deformed after being worn for only three seasons. Although they cannot escape the “fate” of being replaced in the end, there is still a relative wear. The style is long enough so that it won’t last through the summer.
Although T-shirts do not have a long lifespan, relatively speaking, it is impossible for everyone to completely abandon T-shirts in summer. Not only are they convenient and easy to wear, they are also very versatile, so when choosing T-shirts, you should try to avoid the following four types, because styles that are too easy to deform are indeed cheap and affect people’s surface image. Of course, if you can’t choose these, there are certainly others that can be chosen. Don’t worry, there are still summer T-shirts that you can wear!
Single-layer neckline
Generally, the most unacceptable part of a T-shirt deformation is the neckline. Once the neckline has no shape, the whole sense is easy to give people the illusion of sloppiness. The disadvantage of a single-layer neckline is that it is too casual. The boundaries of the clothes are not well designed to restrain them, resulting in no fixed form and not enough visibility. Strict, the style worn on the body is generally more casual, but the neckline is often easily pulled during the process of upper and lower body.
Try to choose a neckline style with a threaded closure. The neckline will be more upright and the degree of protection will be better. , the curvature is more rounded, and the tolerable space is naturally larger.
The neckline is too wide
The gravity of clothes with a too large neckline is easy to shift down, often The deformation also looks more and more compact. The clothes gradually drag down and appear not to be load-bearing. This does not mean that you cannot choose a large neckline instead of a deep V neckline with obvious sharp angles, which may easily lead to the T-shirt not being able to bear enough force. Even, slightly tacky.
The neckline should be raised appropriately, mainly to maintain the stability of both sides of the shoulders and neck, and to balance the weight of the clothes on the body. , so that the clothes have better support and are more stylish.
The texture is too thin
Although the soft and breathable material of pure cotton is indeed very It is easy to deform, but if the texture is too light and thin, it is actually more likely to deform. Think about it, if the clothes are pulled and pulled into the same shape, how many washes can it withstand? It is difficult for a clothes hanger to hold up a human-shaped stand.
It doesn’t matter how thick the T-shirt is, but it must be opaque so that the cotton texture is more comfortable and soft. , ensuring elasticity without being too elastic, making the upper body more shapely.
Too loose fit
The loose version is often easier to put on and take off. It is casual, and the body of the shirt is easy to wrinkle because it needs to maintain a drapey feel. Therefore, many loose T-shirts will find more and more wrinkles in the body after wearing them a few times.
Compared with the close-fitting style, the good thing is that the body can serve as support to keep the clothes crisp, even if there is some slight bulk. In fact, the pleats are not very obvious. It is relatively loose and not too shapeless after being worn for a long time. After all, the overall outline of the body is within a fixed range!
