I agree with some of the other comments, I prefer graphic t-s with nice designs. I love shirts made by textile or graphic artists. I don't really care for slogans or sports teams (unless I'm watching a game). I save those for home. That doesn't mean you have to of course, it's just my preference.

I agree with you, CocoLion. Ed Hardy ANYTHING makes me twitch.

I have never been a fan of any 'message' tee, but that's my opinion.

The last time I wore a graphic tee, I was 16. It was a SUNSHINE surfboard tee in bright orange. Egads!

I'm turning 46 this year and will not give up my graphic tees! Of course, most of them are for my most casual days. There are a few that are more of a design than a message that I think are a little more versatile.

For years I was a DJ (and just returned to the airwaves this weekend after 10 years away!), so I have a weakness for concert tees, but only the girly cut ones now. I wear stuff like my Spoon, Wilco, and Old 97s shirts to go hiking or on weekends. I have a couple of Threadless ones, too.