4 Different Ways To Tie And Tuck A T-Shirt
T-shirts are the most versatile clothing item in your closet. They can be dressed up and dressed down in so many different ways that you can literally wear one every...
T-shirts are the most versatile clothing item in your closet. They can be dressed up and dressed down in so many different ways that you can literally wear one every single day. If you have a closet full of t-shirts but aren't sure how to style them, we're here to give you four cool ways to tie and tuck your t-shirts so you're always looking your absolute best.
1. The Knot
Knotted t-shirts were popular in the 1990s and made a huge comeback last summer in women's fashion. Although you can easily buy a t-shirt that's already knotted, it's just as simple to do yourself. All you need to do is decide where you want to place the knot and gather a bunch of t-shirt fabric to that area. Pull the fabric away from the body into a long piece and then twist the piece around your finger, sliding the end of the fabric through the hole you've created. Pull the knot tight and there you have it- the perfect knotted t-shirt!
2. The Untucked Tuck
If you aren't quite ready to go all-in with the tuck, why not try a partially tucked-in t-shirt. To achieve this look, tuck in the front of your t-shirt into the waist band of your jeans but leave it slightly loose. Leave the back part of your t-shirt completely untucked.
3. The Crop
You can easily turn a full-length t-shirt into a crop top with just a few quick steps. Similar to "the knot" steps that we spoke about previously, gather a large amount of the t-shirt fabric off to one area of the body, but this time bunch it up around your navel. Create a knot with the bunched up fabric and then tuck the knotted portion you've created under the bottom of the t-shirt to achieve an instant crop top.
4. The Tank Tee
You can turn any short-sleeved tee into a tank top by rolling the sleeves up to the shoulders. Start by folding over a small section of the sleeve and continue folding until you reach the top of the shoulders. It's also a great way to avoid the dreaded farmer's tan during the summer months.
We have so many cool t-shirts that can be used to create these awesome styles, or simply worn as is. Add some to your wardrobe today!
1. The Knot
Knotted t-shirts were popular in the 1990s and made a huge comeback last summer in women's fashion. Although you can easily buy a t-shirt that's already knotted, it's just as simple to do yourself. All you need to do is decide where you want to place the knot and gather a bunch of t-shirt fabric to that area. Pull the fabric away from the body into a long piece and then twist the piece around your finger, sliding the end of the fabric through the hole you've created. Pull the knot tight and there you have it- the perfect knotted t-shirt!
2. The Untucked Tuck
If you aren't quite ready to go all-in with the tuck, why not try a partially tucked-in t-shirt. To achieve this look, tuck in the front of your t-shirt into the waist band of your jeans but leave it slightly loose. Leave the back part of your t-shirt completely untucked.
3. The Crop
You can easily turn a full-length t-shirt into a crop top with just a few quick steps. Similar to "the knot" steps that we spoke about previously, gather a large amount of the t-shirt fabric off to one area of the body, but this time bunch it up around your navel. Create a knot with the bunched up fabric and then tuck the knotted portion you've created under the bottom of the t-shirt to achieve an instant crop top.
4. The Tank Tee
You can turn any short-sleeved tee into a tank top by rolling the sleeves up to the shoulders. Start by folding over a small section of the sleeve and continue folding until you reach the top of the shoulders. It's also a great way to avoid the dreaded farmer's tan during the summer months.
We have so many cool t-shirts that can be used to create these awesome styles, or simply worn as is. Add some to your wardrobe today!