8 Perfect White T-Shirts to Wear on Weekends and to Work

No one does luxe basics like The Row (we’re currently drooling over the brand's cozy cashmere sweaters), so it’s not a surprise that the Olsens's take on the white T-shirt doesn’t skimp on details, like a silk-trimmed back seam.

The Row, $280; net-a-porter.com 

At $8 a pop, you can’t beat the Hanes classic. The cotton, polyester, and rayon-blend features a heart-shaped V-neck neckline and a left pocket. But don’t worry about those irritating construction tags; this style is tag-free. Buy in bulk. 

Hanes, $8 or 2 for $14; hanes.com

With its ultra-fitted silhouette, slim torso, and long hem, there is nothing like Vince’s Little Boy Tee. It’s the perfect layering piece under slim blazers and paper-thin sweaters. 

Vince, $60; vince.com 

Borrowing from the boys is nothing new, but sometimes you want your own perfectly proportioned oversize tee—is that too much to ask? Well not according to the Rag & Bone designers, who have crafted their own baggy boyfriend T-shirt from 100% cotton. 

Rag & Bone, $85; rag-bone.com

This American Apparel tee is the perfect weight, so it easily works as a standalone top (nope, it doesn’t look like an undershirt) and won’t get destroyed in the wash. 

American Apparel, $18; americanapparel.net

This Alexander Wang tee has a shorter hem and relaxed cut, making it the perfect partner for high-waisted jeans and skirts. 

T by Alexander Wang, $85; bergdorfgoodman.com

Made from modal, there is no beating ATM’s second-skin layer tee. The mid-weight offering runs true to size, so there isn’t any second-guessing on fit. 

ATM, $76; modaoperandi.com

This pre-shrunk, V-neck tee elongates your torso and is subtlely sexy. Size up for a more relaxed look. 

Everlane, $15; everlane.com