@trixter or scruffs. I have precisely two that are used for the gym / sweaty time (like playing Beat Saber) or for undertaking an activity I don’t want to mucky up my nice graphic-emblazoned tshirts 😆

@trixter Same

@trixter
(half) a decade later and I agree.

@trixter @bigzaphod I have repeatedly declared "I actually AM dressed up, there's nothing printed on this shirt."

@trixter 💯

@trixter @bigzaphod Literally wearing a plain navy blue tee because I had an in person work meeting. Normally it’s a Star Wars or band shirt. Yes I’m in my 40s.

@trixter “Llisten. Hear me out. You can totally dress up cut-off sweatpants shorts with the right TShirt.” -teenager me

@trixter I dread going to those black T-shirt affairs.

@trixter in the early 2000s, with a suit

@trixter wait t-shirts come in other types besides band merch?

@trixter I wholeheartedly agree

@trixter i was not a teenager in the 90s and i still pretty much agree

@trixter
There are folks who think it's… not?

@trixter I'm like uh yeah? you are obviously correct. 😸

@trixter my office's dress code is pretty much "casual business casual" which basically means "no Hatsune Miku, but no need to go fancier than a plain shirt unless you're meeting an exec." My interviewer said the only reason he was wearing a polo was because that's what was on top of the pile.

@trixter Yep - a t-shirt without a graphic on it is what I wore for my senior high school yearbook picture, 1993.

@trixter I had a coworker who successfully argued for a nice enough graphic tee and nice enough jeans.

@trixter anything without screaming skulls and swear words really. Calm looking skulls can probably sneak in as business casual.

@trixter or sleepwear

@trixter Worked at
my graduation ceremony in 93.