Thank you all once again for your kind compliments.
K.M. on the subject of Out of Print tees -- Jenn and I are both lovers of these tees.
For my classic and slightly gamine style a graphic tee can be a great addition. It keeps me from looking "stuffy" or "twee" in some of the classic items I tend to gravitate toward (particularly at my age, with the grey hair). It provides outfit juxtaposition, in other words, and also casualizes some of the dressier items I otherwise might not get a chance to wear in my ultra casual life. Yet at the same time—particularly at my age with the grey hair—a graphic tee could look too juvenile or silly. I like the Out of Print offerings because they have whimsy and conversational value but they're meaningful to me as a writer (and reader).
In terms of fit, they have two main styles. The men's are all crewnecks and fit boxy, long, and loose -- they are also on the whole heavier weight. Almost all of my tees are mens' small, because a crew neck works for me and I wear them semi-tucked -- on me, a men's S is loose but not overly so.
The one in the photo is my only women's tee -- I got it for the colour. The fabric is a bit thinner and the cut is slimmer, but it still works fine. I'd say the women's fits are on the small to TTS side; the men's fits are normal for men's tees.
