Transeasonal Styling With The White Knitted T-Shirt
Autumn days fall by as fast as the leaves from the trees, and the sun rises and sets as if on fast-forward. With places cooling down, layering is back in the game.
From a solo top in the summer to now a layering piece and an undershirt, the white knitted t-shirt can serve multiple functions in the wardrobe. We think all our Anthologists should own at least one of these. Today’s feature is dedicated to this essential piece, and here are the ways to wear it across seasons.
Keeping the linen jacket and high-twisted wool trousers in the loop. Varying between locations, one can adapt by swapping one or both layers to heavier pieces, such as a worsted or Shetland jacketing - easy styling, with minimal restraints.
Wear it with a short scarf, whether it be woven in lightweight cashmere, printed cotton, or patterned silks. Keeping warm is only one of the reasons to retain them around the neck, but the indicator of a seasonal change and stylistic statement comes as a main narrative. A bandana would also make a striking pairing.
Not cold enough for winter fabrications to take over while not willing to let go of linens yet? The long-sleeve polo with the white knitted t-shirt as an undershirt is a unique pairing we adore with dressing in casual tailoring today. Another layer of warmth comes in addition, it is the delectable choice of giving contrast between the two that elevates the look, bringing a touch of casualness within the elegance of tailoring.
