Make It Yours
Styling & Customizing Our Graphic Tees
At Double Kick, we design with intention. But the last step? That’s yours.
Our tees aren’t meant to stay pristine, folded in a drawer. They’re meant to live with you, move with you, evolve with you. You don’t need permission, and you sure as hell don’t need to follow any “rules.” You don’t even need to wear your piece how we imagined.
The only thing that matters? That it feels aligned. That it feels like you. Our tees are a canvas. You’re the artist.
DIY Muscle Tank
Perfect for the gym or paired with distressed jeans for an edgy off-duty look.
- Cut the sleeves off: Start just outside the seam for a classic muscle tee, or cut in past the seam for a sleeker look.
- Rip for a distressed edge: Tug the armholes gently for a rugged, lived-in feel.
- Layer: Pair with a strappy sports bra or lace bralette for contrast.
Oversized & Effortless
Size up by one or two sizes to achieve a relaxed, oversized fit.
- Tuck it in: French tuck the front into jeans, trousers, or even a flowy midi skirt to balance the volume.
- Belt it: Cinch at the waist over biker shorts or skinny jeans for a streetwear vibe.
- Layer it: Throw it over a turtleneck or under a leather jacket in cooler months.
Cropped with a Raw Edge
Transform an oversized tee into a cropped style in minutes:
- Mark your length: Decide how short you want the crop (just above the waistband of your jeans is a good guide).
- Cut carefully: Use fabric scissors for a clean line. Leave the edge raw for a laid-back, grungy aesthetic—it’ll curl naturally after washing.
- Style with high-waisted bottoms: From jeans to skirts, high-waisted anything balances the proportion.
Distressed & Deconstructed
For a rocker-chic vibe, distress your tee:
- Add slashes or holes: Use scissors or a razor to create subtle slashes or frayed edges. Focus on shoulders, sleeves, or the hem.
- Fringe it: Cut vertical strips along the hem and pull gently to curl the fabric.
French Tuck & Roll
This trick works especially well with graphic tees featuring bold prints or text.
- Tuck just the front hem into your waistband for an undone vibe.
- Roll the sleeves: A quick sleeve roll can make your tee look more tailored and intentional.
Layer Like a Pro
Use your tee as a base layer:
- Over long sleeves: Add a pop of color or texture with a fitted long-sleeve top underneath.
- Under blazers or leather jackets: Dress it up by tucking it into tailored trousers with a structured blazer.
- Under corsets or bustiers: Channel high-fashion streetwear with layered dimension.