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.

Baby Tee for a Fitted Look

Size down one or two sizes for a snug fit that channels '90s minimalism.

• Tuck into high-waisted pants: The fitted silhouette complements wide-leg jeans or tailored trousers.
• Layer under slip dresses or overalls: Perfect for a playful, retro feel.
• Accessorize: Add layered necklaces to elevate the fitted vibe.

Knot It for Shape

If you don’t want to cut your tee, knot it instead.

• Side knot: Tie a knot at the hip for an asymmetrical twist.
• Front knot: Knot at the center to create a faux-crop look.
• Back knot: Gather excess fabric at the back and knot for a sleek, tucked-in look.

Off-the-Shoulder

Pair with distressed shorts and chunky jewelry for a festival-ready outfit.

• Cut the neckline: Widen the neck opening by cutting just outside the seam.
• Let it slouch: Wear one side off the shoulder or both for a casual, lived-in look.

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.

Add a Statement Piece

Enhance your tee with accessories:

• Bold jewelry: Layer chain necklaces or oversized earrings to elevate your look.
• Belt bags: Wear crossbody for a utilitarian edge.
• Hats & boots: Complete the outfit with a wide-brim hat or platform boots.