The 10 Best T-Shirt Brands for Everyday Wear, Going Braless, and More

The Everlane crewneck is the perfect not-too-loose but not-too-tight shirt that looks good with everything. It’s thin, lightweight, and comes in a range of colors and stripes. If you’re looking for an easy-to-move-in, breathable tee, stock up in this style.

Finally, a cropped t-shirt for those with broad shoulders. The Hanes x Karla cropped tee is wider and boxier with a heavy cotton weave that feels sturdy. This added comfort is necessary for a t-shirt that bares your stomach. 

If you like a little weight to your basic tee, look no further. This Uniqlo shirt is fully opaque, so you can wear it with colored bras, bralettes or no bra at all. The cut is tailored without being form-fitting, and its wallet-friendly price can’t be beat.

The tie dye trend continues to go strong, and I am not upset about it. Madewell’s is hand-dyed, meaning each one is completely unique and will stand out among your basics.

This is the shirt you can wear whether you worked out or not. The best part about this Outdoor Voices tee is that it wicks away sweat like your favorite performance gear, but it looks and feels like a normal tee. 

Cotton Citizen’s Sydney Tee is what you always want your boyfriend’s shirts to look like, but with better tailoring. The cotton is so soft, you’ll want to live in it. 

This longline v-neck doesn’t dip too far down. It falls just low enough in a flattering cut, and works well with layering necklaces.

Re/Done’s cheeky crews have an old-school vibe without being a ”vintage” rock-tee. It’s thrift store shopping without the hassle. 

The Scoop neck tee is notorious for being difficult. The collar has to fall just right, the fit should be slim, but it can’t be too baggy where it looses its U-shape. The Rag & Bone tee checks all of the above boxes, and looks great with skinny jeans for a night on the town.