Ive been thinking is it still a t-shirt if say on your boyfriend it is the standard size/fit but on you it falls to cover your backside where most dresses short dresses sit. Where do you draw the line or (quite literally the hemline) between short mini dress or t-shirt?
So off to uni this morning?
Why do us women feel the need to steal the boyfriends t-shirt? Despite the obvious attachment reasons -there is a feeling of extreme comfort from this relaxed loose style they wear which make them just plain comfortable to wear. This brought me to look thru my own wardrobe and in comparison the guys t-shirts. Mine had a common similarity between them, being that they are mostly tight fitting to the body, casual and in a jersey fabric that is mostly associated to the warm summer months. -leaving them to hibernate in the draw thru the winter season . Where as guys seem to wear them all year round and it seem that us girls are limited to a seasonal time frame to wear the t-shirt. This brought me to the idea of why we don’t we have a warm winter t-shirt in the wardrobe? It could still be as comfortable but perhaps made from a wool? Is it still called a t-shirt if I make it from wool?
What defines a t-shirt is it the cut /construction or is the fabric used?
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