T-Shirts

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Not 500 random prints on cheap cotton. A curated edit of tees designed to complete the Off Duty look. This is the Off Duty t shirt for men collection. Every tee is tested against Off Duty jeans and trousers before it makes the page. If it doesn't work with the denim, it doesn't make the cut. The colour palette, the fabric weight, and the fit are all calibrated to pair with the rest of the men's catalogue. This isn't a tee brand. It's a denim brand that makes tees to finish the outfit. That difference shows in how the colours match, how the fabric sits, and how the proportions work with the jeans. The Lineup An oversized t shirt in relaxed, drop-shoulder cuts for Japanese streetwear ease Graphic t shirts men wear when the fit needs a focal point Plain t shirts men reach for six days out of seven because they go with everything Rib-knit textures and zipper high-necks for evenings that need more than a crew neck Polos for the guys who want a collar without the full shirt Layering tees for open-shirt and cardigan combinations The range covers everything from everyday basics to statement pieces. Tshirts men actually want to layer, style, and photograph, not just sleep in. The graphic tees feature original designs that rotate with seasonal drops. The plains come in neutral tones, blacks, whites, and earthy shades that work with every wash of denim in the catalogue. The rib-knits and zipper styles give you options for evenings without needing a full shirt. Designed Around Off Duty Denim Same colour palette, same design instinct, same premium fabric standards as the rest of the catalogue. An oversized tee with baggies for the weekend. A rib-knit zipper with Korean trousers for dinner. A plain tee under an open linen shirt for the low-effort look that still works. A graphic tee with cargo jeans for the full streetwear mood. A polo with straight-leg denim for the days that need a little more structure. The tees are the most versatile piece in the men's catalogue. One good ove