Project Social T

What does a Project Social T tee do that a plain tee can't? It hangs right. A fabric with real weight, a cut that skims instead of clings, and finishing touches like ripped collars, side seam panels, and metallic thread embroidery set it apart from a basic crewneck. She builds outfits from good basics, and a tee that fits properly is her whole look. The label works out of Los Angeles, and its whole approach favors well-made basics over trend pieces that fade after one wash. Basic tees make up most of the rack - a ripped-collar V-neck, a lace-up crew, a side-panel long sleeve - alongside graphic tees, tank tops, and a pullover sweater or two for cooler days. A full run of women's shirts and tops covers most of it, with cropped, embellished, and long-sleeve pieces mixed in throughout. That same pull-on comfort carries into hoodies and sweatshirts for the days a tee needs a layer over it. For the same easy-basics instinct, BDG sits on the rack right alongside it.