Men's T-Shirts

Men's T-shirts – cotton basics, graphic tees and training styles

Explore men's T-shirts for everyday wear, gym-inspired outfits and relaxed streetwear. The collection includes 53 styles, including plain crew-necks, embroidered logos, graphic skull and metal designs, BEAST MODE and BULLFARM prints, Never Skip Leg Day slogans, striped shirts, oversized cotton tees and technical training tops. Choose by the actual fit, fibre composition, print and manufacturer's size chart rather than the design name alone.

Cotton T-shirts, organic cotton and heavyweight fits

Different cotton-based models have different fabric weights and fibres. Several classic graphic tees use lightweight ring-spun cotton-based jersey at approximately 153 g/m²; solid colours may be 100% cotton, while Sport Grey and Dark Heather can include polyester. Other everyday cotton tees use about 170–180 g/m², often with different fibre blends for grey and heather shades. Denim-look shirts in combed cotton are listed around 160 g/m², selected organic cotton tees around 180 g/m², a heavyweight cotton tee around 220 g/m² and some oversized, dropped-shoulder designs around 240 g/m². Do not assume every colour or every T-shirt is pure cotton.

Stretch graphic shirts versus technical gym T-shirts

Several all-over-print or skull-themed shirts use a smooth polyester-elastane jersey, commonly listed as 93% polyester and 7% elastane with a fabric weight around 240 g/m². This cotton-touch, two-way stretch fabric is not cotton. Selected training tops instead use lightweight mesh with 90% polyester and 10% elastane in the EU specification, approximately 150 g/m², four-way stretch and moisture-wicking properties stated in their own listings. The sports jersey styles and their compositions can differ. A workout slogan alone does not establish technical performance.

Graphic prints, embroidery and casual layering

Find expressive lettering, skull imagery, metallic logo graphics, gradient colourways, denim-inspired textures and more understated cotton styles. A crew-neck tee can be paired with jeans, shorts or joggers; an oversized T-shirt creates a roomier silhouette with dropped shoulders, while regular-fit models sit closer to a classic shape. Some sports jerseys have raglan sleeves or mesh construction. Check each product photo and its own fit details to identify the design you want.

How to choose the right men's T-shirt

Compare chest width, garment length, sleeve measurements and the supplier's size table. Note whether the model is regular, relaxed or oversized, and review the precise material for the chosen colour and production region. Follow the individual care label and check current colour and size availability. Cotton composition, quick-drying performance, manufacturing origin and fabric weight cannot be assumed to be identical across the collection.