This silky fair-trade cotton shirt's uneven color was created by using natural root extracts, which means it will wear in and start to fade like your favorite pair of jeans.
J.Crew, $63
Funny thing about T-shirts: they're so simple, so basic and ubiquitous that you'd think that they're all essentially the same right? Wrong. You don't have to know the intricate in's and out's of ring-spun combed jersey and 20's-singles yarn or the laborious washes to appreciate a better-made crew neck. A really good tee with a spot-on fit not only has the ability to make you look cooler, but they actually feel better. Like a lot better. It's the difference between getting the job done and doing your job well. When it comes right down to it, every man needs some T-shirts. Whether you opt for high-end versions or not, they're an essential piece of your wardrobe. And while it's hard to mentally justify a version that costs two to three times more than you're used to paying, when you pull on a quality T-shirt, you'll feel the difference. And get a helluva lot of wear out it. Herewith, the very best we've worn after a lengthy review.
Inspired by surplus styles, these are made in America with a slender band collar and are cut shorter, to hit right at the hip's sweet spot. And they're also available in bundles of three.
Apolis, $38
Cut from a hearty jersey that's been aggressively washed and hand-sewn in Los Angeles with a relaxed fit, this bold striped pocket tee has a genuinely old school feel.
M.Nii, $75
Cut from a substantial slub cotton in marled grey, this was meticulously recreated from an 1950's archival pattern, and has short cap sleeves and a wide, ribbed collar.
The sun-faded cerulean color and worn-out feel of this soft shirt is due to an enzyme wash and garment dying process that results in a comfortable tee that feels lovingly lived in.
Polo Ralph Lauren, $45
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