Mark Sears Mark Madness Shirt

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The result Mark Sears Mark Madness Shirt An easy form of practical uniform dressing that doesn’t involve wearing black Issey Miyake turtlenecks every day, Steve Jobs-style. These labels minimize decision fatigue, particularly when designers are now offering six collections a year, many of which are wildly different from one another. “People do dress in uniforms in some capacity. The beauty of these lines is that they encourage [that]. They take that same blazer that you love and release it in another color the next season. You can add to your collection, and you don’t feel bad buying it, because you know you’re going to wear it,” Graves says. Raey creative director Rachael Proud echoes this idea: “From the inception, we always wanted it to be a brand you could come back to time and time again and find pieces and colors that would work together. So I love to see an old pair of Raey jeans worn with a new knit. We are garment-focused, so we’re not thinking about a seasonal look. Every item has to earn its place.” And mixing items with designer pieces is encouraged. “We don’t believe in Frankie being the answer to everything…we’re giving tools for styling,” Drevet says.

Mark Sears Mark Madness Shirt, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt

Unisex shirt

Women’s shirt

Longsleeve shirt

Sweater

Hoodie

For a more elevated take Mark Sears Mark Madness Shirt on the basic long-sleeve tee, turn to Wax London’s Hayden LS T-Shirt. Made of 100% organic cotton, it features blue and sage green stripes, a ribbed neckband, and ribbed cuffs. There’s just enough subtle detail involved to make it stand out in all the right ways. But if stripes aren’t your thing or you’re searching for a more versatile look, the Hayden comes in a handful of other colors as well, many of which are solid. NYC-based Corridor makes your next favorite 100% organic cotton pocket tee that was produced in Portugal with the utmost of care by true artisans who give so very many shits about how you look when you walk down the street. And, exhale… Tl;dr, I really think you’ll like this casual T-shirt for men. The neutral stripes will look nice next to jeans or chinos, and the ribbed neck trim elevates the look ever so slightly. And it gets bonus points for being super soft.