"The day when an unknown T-shirt somehow looks the coolest"
NagaoDaisuke Nothing special
Used T-shirt from the 2000s.
Yacht Club Local T.
Like the Olympics
The color scheme and font are a bit strange.
Strangely good.
Such a T-shirt
There is something that seems to shine brightest in the city right now.
The body is Hanes BEEFY.
Well, it's what you would call a normal American body.
The print quality isn't that great either.
However, the back print is very elaborate.
A silhouette of a yacht and a mysterious company logo.
And the name of the town no one knows.
Even though everything is in pieces
It's made up of an exquisite balance.
The 2000s
Fashion is the "center of the world"
It was a time when that wasn't the case.
At a local printing factory
For small competitions and events
There were a ton of shirts made.
That's just someone's memory
The T-shirt that wasn't there
It suddenly looks fresh on the streets of Kyoto right now.
I don't understand the meaning
But it's certainly cool.
That "context gap" is
I think that's the fun of wearing unknown vintage clothes.
For example, a T-shirt from a famous brand
There are high expectations for it, just as the name suggests.
But unbranded secondhand clothes
It depends on how you wear this.
Size, balance with pants, sleeve roll
With such small adjustments, you can make it your own clothes.
So, every morning when I put it on,
It makes me feel like I'm creating something a little bit.
I've come up with my own guide to wearing vintage T-shirts, not just rare ones.
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A little trick to make an anonymous T-shirt look cool
- Choose a size a little larger and reduce the size of the bottoms. Some vintage T-shirts are size M but are actually size L, and conversely, some tumblers are smaller than the stated size.
It's best to balance the look with slim bottoms or shorts.
- Simply folding the sleeves once will give a casual look, especially on T-shirts with strong prints. Use the nuance of the sleeves to relax the look.
-If they're worn out, it's not a bad idea to pair a wrinkled T-shirt with military pants for a more elegant look, but you can also go for slacks for a more "street-ready" look.
- For T-shirts with a color scheme that is too pop and not too dominated by the color of the print, you can ignore it and keep the overall look chic to create a sophisticated look.
- Wear clothes straight out of the wash . Do not iron or fold.
The crumpled texture is what makes the Mumei T-shirt so appealing.
A few holes are part of the design.
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Even if it's not expensive clothes
Even if the clothes aren't very informative
It all depends on the person's "choice" and "wearing"
It becomes a style.
that's why
Today too, I carried someone's memories
Put on an anonymous T-shirt.
