The 10 Best men's T-shirts
Whether you fancy stepping out in stripes, pastels or prints (or prefer something plain) we have the top for you
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£75, Levi's Vintage Clothing, mrporter.com
Will look great with a pair of the brand's famous blue jeans. The coral neckline is nice and will bring colour to the face.
2. Flock print
£40, Lens by JW Anderson, topman.com
To avoid looking too Seventies, style it up by cuffing the sleeves to reveal a bit of the white inside. Team with chinos.
3. Ombré stripe
£22, urbanoutfitters.co.uk
Echoing the dip-dye hair trend, the graded purple tint on this fits the bill while horizontal stripes add a bit of visual structure to the loose silhouette.
4. Indigo stripe
£65, YMC, youmustcreate.com
An alternative way to wear double denim, the faded indigo on the collar and patch pocket give a worn-in feel to the cotton jersey fabric.
5. Blue stripe
£16, burton.co.uk
A blue stripe is a nautical classic for summer and throwing some bold primary colours and grey marl background into the mix on the yoke adds interest.
6. Urban safari
£165, Yves Saint Laurent, brownsfashion.com
Ruinously expensive, yes, but the sepia leaves on this collage with animal-print safari suit do make a statement.
7. Birds
£15, asos.com
The subdued colours go hand in hand with the comfy cotton jersey for a relaxed summer look. Adding a navy V-neck cardigan won't cover up all the birdies.
8. Tie-dye
£10, riverisland.com
Having ditched (most) of its hippy dippy connotations, tie-dye is having something of a renaissance at the moment. This ticks the pastel-trend box too.
9. Pink stripe
£55, Polo Ralph Lauren, matchesfashion.com
This candy colour may seem too bright at first but it looks great on most skin tones and works really well against tanned skin.
10. White
£50, James Perse, mrporter.com
Plain white tee from LA-based James Perse is up there with other luxury investment pieces. Don't spill your soup, though.
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