The Better Breakdown
Regular Tee vs Fitted Tee
Why our white tee took the longest to get right.
On-model
Sits relaxed, layers easily
Follows the body, sharper line
Through the day
Easy across the chest, room to move
Streamlined fit, smooth drape
In detail
Reliable everyday hand-feel
Soft, closer-fitting modal drape
On-model
Sits relaxed, layers easily
Follows the body, sharper line
Through the day
Easy across the chest, room to move
Streamlined fit, smooth drape
In detail
Reliable everyday hand-feel
Soft, closer-fitting modal drape
Most white tees go thin, sheer, or shapeless.
We rejected version after version to land on these two.
Real reviews
What buyers are saying
Short Sleeve Tee
Fitted Tee
Real reviews
What buyers are saying
Short Sleeve Tee
Slim Fit Stretch
Common questions
No. Both tees sit at 180 GSM — a deliberate choice. Anything lighter felt flimsy and slightly sheer; anything heavier lost that everyday comfort. 180 GSM is the weight where white stays opaque and the fabric stays breathable.
The Regular runs true to size with room across the body — it sits relaxed. The Fitted sits closer to the body, especially across chest and waist. If you're between sizes and prefer a sharper line, stick with your usual size in the Fitted. If you want to layer or prefer ease, the Regular is the safer call. See how real people wear it →
Both. Both fits use a small amount of spandex (5%) which lets the fabric stretch with your movement and snap back to shape. We tested for bagging at the neckline and shoulders — neither does, even after months of wear.
Cold wash, inside out, with similar light colours — never with dark or new bleeding fabrics. Skip fabric softener. Air dry away from direct sunlight (sunlight yellows white fabrics over time). See the full garment care guide →
