T-Shirt

1. Fabric/Material:

• Cotton: Soft, breathable, and durable.
• Polyester: Wrinkle-resistant, lightweight, and quick-drying.
• Blends: Combination of materials like cotton and polyester for balance between comfort and durability.
• Other materials: Bamboo, spandex, or linen, depending on the style.

2. Fit:

• Slim Fit: Snug around the body for a tailored look.
• Regular Fit: Standard, relaxed fit, not too tight or loose.
• Oversized Fit: Loose and baggy, offering a relaxed, casual look.

3. Neckline:

• Crew Neck: Rounded and close-fitting.
• V-Neck: Shaped like a “V,” gives a more elongated neckline.
• Henley: Features a few buttons below the collar but no full button front.
• Scoop Neck: Lower, wider cut than a crew neck.

4. Sleeves:

• Short Sleeve: Most common, ending around mid-bicep.
• Long Sleeve: Full-length sleeves, offering more coverage.
• Sleeveless: No sleeves, also known as a tank top or muscle tee.
• Raglan Sleeve: Sleeves that extend in one piece to the collar, giving a sporty look.

5. Design and Pattern:

• Solid Color: Single, uniform color.
• Printed: Graphics, text, logos, or patterns such as stripes or polka dots.
• Tie-dye: Multi-colored patterns formed by tying and dyeing fabric.
• Embroidered: Decorative stitching that creates patterns or logos.

6. Hemline:

• Straight Hem: Simple, straight cut at the bottom.
• Curved Hem: Arched shape at the bottom for a stylish look.
• High-Low Hem: Shorter at the front and longer at the back.

7. Extra Features:

• Pocket: A small chest pocket for style or utility.
• Tagless: No sewn-in label for comfort.
• Moisture-wicking: Fabric that pulls sweat away from the body for active wear.