now this is a cool (t)shirt im wearing mine today, so far only 2 people actually know what it means
Passe. Loads of them down here in That London’s famous London.
And the fact that you think it’s cool, makes it instantly uncool. You’ve decided to wear it because it’s ‘cool’, but it is not. FAIL.
Cool is something that can only be achieved without trying. Any deliberate act to appear cool, is uncool.
Cool is something that can only be defined by others. I buy stuff that I like, and feels comfy, not stuff I think is ‘cool’. If other people decide that it is cool, then it is cool. Thus, my Newham Sure Start t-shirt (freebie nicked off my old flatmate) is cool, whereas my Bench ‘Chopper’ T-shirt is not. Nice T-shirt though.
As for ‘proper’ shirts, I’m the last person to ask. But (and I’ll probbly be met with horror and howls of derision over this) I bought a nice shirt from Ted Baker about 12 years ago; very nice cut, fit me really well, good quality material, well made, nice. Several people have remarked on what a nice shirt it is (it must be cool, then!). I’ve still got it (I’m not a regular shirt wearer), and it’s had a good few washes, although it’s sightly tired looking now.
I think it was about £60-80 or so. Spensive, for me.
Go and try a few on, get one you like. Don’t be worried about what label it is.