T Shirts. Shirts in General.

[poniiprincess]

First off I hate when my t-shirts ride up and I am fixing them all day so my back isnt bare to the world. How do you guys deal with it if anything?

Also do you have a fave shirt? One of my faves is a Darkiplier shirt I got from one of Markipliers charity streams.

[lovesbabysquirmy]

Buy the biggest t-shirts possible.  Realize that most women's t-shirts that are A-line or marketed as "ladies" will ride up my muffin top so I typically choose men's t-shirts if that's an option. 

All my t-shirts are my favorite for different reasons.  I had to purge quite a number of them when I moved across the continent, so the few I have left are very sentimental. 

[tailrustedtealeaf]

That reminds me, I plan to make a T-Shirt quilt with G4 pony shirts that no longer fit me. If only I could get that plan PAST the planning phase.
My favorite T-shirts are the ones with print all over, but they tend to be quite expensive.
Not a t-shirt, but spaghetti straps are my favorite tops.

[Pokeyonekenobie]

I buy men's shirts because the fabric isn't so sheer and clingy, which is usually what makes them ride up.  Plus, they're designed to last longer than a month so I get more wear out of them.  If I really want a shirt to fit my figure better, I know how to tailor it.

I have lots of favorite shirts.  My shirts usually have something fun on them (like Horton the elephant looking at the Tardis and asking "hello?" [Horton Hears a (Doctor) Who]).  I work in a library and almost everyone who comes in comments on my shirt for the day.

[Miniature Sheep]

I opt for men's/unisex shirts, most often Gildan softstyle shirts because they are really comfortable and durable. The regular heavy cotton ones are long-lasting too but they don't feel quite as nice. For more figure-fitting things, I tend to go with those elegant tunic-style tops, seeing as they're long at the bottom then riding up isn't an issue.
My favourite t-shirt would have to be my Alkaline Trio shirt with a load of roses and heart-and-skull motif in the middle, it's lasted for years and is still going strong. And my runner-up favourite top is a tank top with a rainbow coloured cat wearing a space helmet; it was a birthday present and a thoroughly on-point one at that!

[Koudoawaia]

I buy men`s shirts too because the fit on women's clothing is always so ridiculous. Plus where I work, all the good t-shirts are for men or children.

[Kikwifluff]

Men’s shirts are the best! They’re sturdier, more comfortable and don’t ride up on you.

My favorite T-shirt is the one I’m wearing now- it’s a Star Wars shirt my brother gave to me, with the First Order on it. It’s so soft..

[poniiprincess]

Loving that the consensus is to buy mens shirts. Which i am perfectly ok with! Ill probably start doing that more than anything. And tunics. Man i just need to update my wardrobe.

[Mewtwofan1]

I haven’t really noticed a problem with men or women’s in terms of riding up. I like them both.
As for favourite t-shirt? Hmm...all my wardrobe is t-shirts and jeans. I can’t decide. I like them all!

[Skeen]

I buy mens' shirts.  I'm short so they rarely ride up.  My favorite is a Star Trek shirt that says "Vote Janeway."

[tulagirl]

I buy men's shirts too but I am not a big T-shirt person. I prefer Tank Tops.  Sleeves get on my nerves.  Its a touchy feely thing for me.  If I wear a T, I always have a tank on under it tucked into my pants.

[poniiprincess]

I buy men's shirts too but I am not a big T-shirt person. I prefer Tank Tops.  Sleeves get on my nerves.  Its a touchy feely thing for me.  If I wear a T, I always have a tank on under it tucked into my pants.

Ive thought of doing the same, I need more tanks to begin with.

[Broken Irishwoman]

Say the word "T-shirts" and you will hear my mother scream.

I've always been T-shirt crazy. I have way, way, WAY too many T-shirts. I just love all the pretty colours and prints, and it has gotten worse since Primark opened a store in my town a couple of years ago. They always have this series of T-shirts with pretty little patterns for only €3 each. That's not good for me... I love patterns! I have lots of flowers, but also little dreamcatchers, bees, watermelons, pigeons, swallows, bicycles, dragonflies, boxes of popcorn, stars and moons...

As if that wasn't enough, I also love band T-shirts. I have more Nightwish T-shirts than I care to count, and my Amorphis collection is getting there as well. I also have a couple of Cranberries T-shirts, and a "rare" Midnattsol T-shirt (it's probably not really rare, but they never had much merchandise, and it looked like they stopped after the last album - thankfully it turns out they didn't!).

I used to be into funny texts as well, but that's a long time ago. Though I'm still in love with my Grumpy Cat T-shirt that says:

I HAD FUN ONCE
IT WAS AWFUL

I wear it a lot.

[SwirlyWhirly]

I'm short so I have the opposite problem. Many T-shirts and shirts in general are too long on me.

I love T-shirts. Especially white ones with black text on. My favourite T-shirt is a white one with the text "80's". I also like my Levi's T-shirt with a gold logo. The gold adds a interesting pop of colour to any outfit.

[banditpony]

I like long, slim junior tees with shorter sleeves. I avoid anything tight, so I'm not sure anything could ride up.

For me, I'm really used to the thin fabric and softness of those types of tees.

I don't like men's tees because usually they are stiff, the neck is too tight, and the sleeves are always bulky and awkward. . . plus they usually aren't as long as I'd like.