Oversized Graphic Print Tee

Oversized Graphic Print Tee

$29.90
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Oversized Graphic Print Tee

Oversized Graphic Print Tee

$29.90
Short description A heavyweight oversized tee in saturated fuchsia cotton jersey, printed with an abstract sun-and-wave graphic in tangerine and cream. Dropped shoulders, a boxy cut, and enough body in the fabric to hold its shape from the first wash to the fiftieth. Key benefits 240 gsm heavyweight cotton jersey​ β€” substantial, not see-through, holds its drape Oversized boxy cut​ β€” dropped shoulders and a wide short sleeve that actually sits on the arm Screen-print graphic​ β€” soft-hand ink that moves with the fabric instead of cracking into a plate Pre-shrunk and garment-washed​ β€” the fit you buy is the fit you keep Reinforced ribbed collar​ β€” no bacon neckline after a season Nine-colour rotation​ β€” the same body in a colour for every mood Full description There is a version of the oversized tee that looks great on the hanger and collapses in the wash. It is almost always a fabric problem: too light, too loosely knit, and cut to look boxy rather than built to stay boxy. The Mervaqoeβ„’ Oversized Graphic Print Tee starts at 240 gsm, which is the weight where a tee stops being a layer and becomes a piece. It hangs with intention, it does not cling, and it does not go sheer under bright light β€” three things you cannot fix with styling. The cut is genuinely oversized rather than simply sized up. Shoulders are dropped so the seam sits off the edge of the shoulder, the body is cut straight through the waist instead of tapering, and the sleeves are wide enough to sit on the upper arm rather than squeezing it. That combination is what produces the relaxed silhouette people are actually after when they search for an oversized tee, and it is why this one reads as deliberate rather than borrowed. It works tucked, French-tucked, knotted at the waist, or worn straight over leggings. The graphic is screen-printed with a soft-hand ink, which is the difference between a print that becomes part of the shirt and a print that sits on top of it as a stiff rectangle. A plastisol plate cracks along the stress lines within a few washes and starts to feel like cardboard against your skin. Soft-hand ink moves with the knit, softens further over time, and by mid-season you stop registering it as a print at all β€” it just looks like the shirt. Fabric is pre-shrunk and garment-washed before it reaches you, so the fit you try on in your bedroom is the fit you get out of the dryer. The collar is a reinforced rib knit, because a stretched-out neckline is the single fastest way a good tee becomes a gym tee, and the shoulder seams are taped to keep the shape through repeated washing. Colour is the point. Fuchsia with a tangerine and cream print is the loudest version, and it is the one that does the most work in a wardrobe of black, denim and grey β€” one saturated piece lifts an outfit that would otherwise be fine and forgettable. The same body runs in eight other colours, from grass green to electric blue, so you can either commit to one or build the rotation. Style notes Everyday:​ straight over high-waisted leggings with trainers Layered:​ under the Mervaqoeβ„’ Oversized Linen Shirt, worn open Dressed:​ French-tucked into a midi skirt with a low heel Fabric & care Fabric 100% combed cotton jersey, 240 gsm Finish Pre-shrunk, garment-washed Print Soft-hand screen print Fit Oversized, boxy, dropped shoulder Care Machine wash cold inside out, tumble dry low, warm iron on reverse β€” do not iron the print Size & fit Oversized by design. Take your usual size for the intended relaxed fit. Size down one if you prefer it closer to the body, or for a French-tuck. Model is 170 cm and wears size S. Length (size M): 72 cm front, 76 cm back. Chest: 118 cm.

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