T-Shirt Shopping This Weekend

For someone who has dozens of shirts, the idea of shopping for plain T-Shirts was a frightening one. Regardless, since it is California, and since I am working from home a lot, it was time to go out and buy some, just to add another dimension to the wardrobe.

The T-Shirts at Banana Republic and Gap weren’t too exciting, so I ended up at J Crew where I picked up four of their pigment dyed, ultra soft T-Shirts. I have not regretted the decision, because they layer so well under a nice jacket, are comfortable and soft.

A couple of them were in colors to match the new GigaOM look. Kevin Burton is going to approve.

Click to get a better view of your future...And since this casual-sockless makeover continues, I bought my first pair of sneakers as well. Cool kids are wearing Puma’s again, or so tells me. I did not know that Puma had a company store in San Francisco. Guess, that is living inside the technology bubble. The new pair is very comfortable. Next stop – GYM!

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  8. I prefer my solid tees and beaters to anything printed, usually. There are a few good Led Zeppelin shirts out there, but I am not going to pay $20 for a shirt with a cheap print on it when I can spend $10 on a three-pack of balck, grey, or white tees or beaters.

  10. I’ve tried to explain to my friends that a t-shirt doesn’t always have to say something. When I first saw this post, I thought, omg, not another person who ‘has’ to have the funny comment on the shirt. Layered shirts are really in now too. As for shoes, I love Dravens.

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