Women's T-Shirts

A good t-shirt does a lot of work. It's the base layer under your favorite jacket or vest, the thing you reach for when nothing else comes together, and the piece that ends up in every outfit rotation without you even planning it. The styles here run from fitted cropped tees to relaxed oversized shirts, with graphics, stripes, long sleeves, and solid basics mixed in throughout.

Graphic Tees Worth Keeping

Women's graphic tees tend to be the ones you hold onto longest. A worn-in graphic that fits right never really goes out of rotation. Pair one with baggy or wide-leg jeans and you've got a look that doesn't need much else. For something more layered, tuck a striped or solid long sleeve shirt under a sweater or throw one on under a vest when the temperature drops.

• Cropped tees hit at or above the waist and work well with high-rise bottoms.
• Oversized shirts give you room to move without looking sloppy when tucked or knotted.

From Long Sleeve Shirts to Polos

Women's long sleeve shirts bridge the gap between a lightweight layer and a true top on their own. Women's polo shirts do something similar, a little more structured than a basic tee, easy enough to wear casually, and compatible with almost anything. Pull one on over a pair of jeans or layer it under a cardigan or sweater when you need a little extra warmth. Either way, you're not overthinking the outfit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a cropped t-shirt and a baby tee?

A cropped t-shirt is cut shorter than a standard length but usually keeps a relaxed or regular fit through the body. A baby tee is also short but fits more snugly through the torso and sleeves, giving it a more fitted, vintage feel.

How do you style an oversized t-shirt?

Tucking one side into your waistband keeps it from looking shapeless. You can also knot the hem at the front or layer it under an open jacket. Oversized shirts pair well with slim or straight-leg pants to balance out the silhouette.

Do graphic tees shrink after washing?

Cotton graphic tees can shrink slightly in the first few washes, especially in hot water. Washing in cold water and air drying will help the fabric and print hold up longer.