A T-shirt is a soft, collarless, short-sleeved casual shirt named for its classic “T” shape when laid flat. Originally developed as lightweight body armor insulation and military underwear in the early 20th century, it has evolved into a global fashion essential and everyday staple.
Key Features & Anatomical Elements
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Neckline: The standard Crew Neck (round, ribbed collar fitting close to the base of the neck) or V-Neck (a V-shaped opening that creates a longer neck profile).
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Fabric & Knit: Typically made from breathable cotton, jersey knit, polyester, or cotton-poly blends for soft flexibility.
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Sleeves: Set-in short sleeves that cover the shoulders and upper arms, though cap sleeves (shorter) and raglan sleeves (extending to the collar) are common variations.
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Body Construction: Can be Tubular (seamless sides, popular for casual blanks) or Side-Seamed (tailored side seams for a structured, flattering fit).
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