#Neck T-Shirt

[mahamid110]

World Adult Day

[lee-minhoe]

this lee know >>>

[universe-of-peoples]

We as a society need more gender neutral clothing options.

I’m sick and tired of going clothes shopping where all of the women’s section is too frilly, feminine, impractical for everyday wear, made of lower quality material, and has smaller pockets. Men’s section, on the other hand, is all too big for me.

Gender neutral clothing does mean more androgynous options (catch me being mad at Kohls for renaming the Juniors section “young women” or “teenage girls” or whatever it is now in their stores), but it also means:

• carrying men’s and women’s clothing in a variety of sizes accessible to people of all body sizes and types

• carrying clothing of equal quality so that the people shopping in the women’s section aren’t forced to buy clothes more often when their fav t-shirt inevitably falls apart

• just! Put bigger pockets in all pants! And don’t put fake pockets on your pants! Regardless of the “gender” of the pants!

In conclusion clothes shopping always gives me massive gender dysphoria as a nonbinary person and I wish it didn’t.

[kindahoping4forever]

Luke via Shan Rizwan on IG

[lphaneuf]

Wednesday again

The gray will be a sleeveless turtleneck, cast on a couple of weeks ago. Stalled while waiting for help from the designer. So I cast-on a quick tee. This one has yarn issues. While waiting for a shipment, I went back to the gray. So now I'm going back and forth nicely and have two nearly complete tops.

There's a lot of cotton here. They will need some blocking attention.

[jounosparticles]

they forgot dazai’s neck bandages here

[moongothic]

I do enjoy wrapping Christmas presents in theory, but just thinking about what a waste of paper that is (if you're not using like, old newspapers as wrapping paper) kinda kills me inside, because I have Stupid Hangups about Minor Things

So, using some old fabric scraps I put together two extremely janky reusable giftbags for the Crimbus Season, wheee

I guess these are technically reversible bags, but yes the red-and-green striped side is meant to be the outside.

I just had some red fabric scraps from some ancient sewing project I can't even remember anymore, while the green scraps where leftovers from when I recently reclaimed one of my dad's old shirts, one he had NEVER worn (and did not want), to make a basic pillowcase/covering for a bolster pillow (one my mom had previously made a hideous and unpleasant-to-touch crochet covering for, which was also filthy and could not be removed to be washed without being cut into. Yeah I did not feel bad getting rid of that covering, but I needed a replacement, and the old, fresh shirt was gonna do just fine)

Both are knit fabrics, which, y'know. Absolutely not ideal for this kinda project. Main issue I had to deal with while making these bags is that I don't really have anything I could use to temporarily draw on these softer fabrics (y'know to give myself guidelines when cutting and sewing). Like just trying to draw on them would make the fabric stretch in objection without leaving any marks on the fabric. So although my goal was to make nice even stripes, actually cutting the fabric pieces and then pinning them down evenly wasn't actually do-able. I did my best to measure the stripes out but yeah they're a bit wonky and janky and uneven. Fortunately I did not have that problem with the rest of the fabrics I used for these bags. If I hadn't made the outside patchwork then I obviously wouldn't have bothered with lining them, but it was the only way to really clean-up the insides of the bags. And, as a bonus, the lining also added more structure to the stretchy ass knit fabrics, which is super nice.

I didn't really have many big fabric pieces laying around I could us for this project, definitely not in colors I would've liked to use (like I had some bright yellow but... I don't think that really fits the Crimbus-y vibes), so for the first and the bigger bag I used some very stiff but thin cotton (possibly the very type of cotton you'd reccomend to use with patchworking??) with a widdle floral pattern on it, while the other was a much thicker cotton plain black fabric (like I'd use this one to upholster a stool or something it's so thick and stronk). And for the top of both bags I used some natural white woven cotton/linen (it's from my mom's stash, I don't know what it is), quite strong and fairly thick. IDK I'm happy I was able to use up some of these scrap fabrics I already have instead of letting them sit around collecting dust.

Last but not least, I grabbed some cord locks/toggles from my mom's stash to make them into drawstring bags, and for the cord/rope/whatever... I don't really have anything fitting for this kind of project already in stash, but I have a bunch of unused, ancient shoelaces. And y'know what. I'm not gonna use those lightbrown shoelaces for anything else. By the time my current pair of shoes needs to have its shoelaces replaced, the shoes will need to be replaced too, and I'm gonna get free shoelaces with the new shoes if/when that happens. I might as well use these spare shoelaces here. Why the fuck not.

But yeah, just a little project. Again, the bags are turbo janky, but they don't have to be fancy, they just need to hold Crimbus gifts once a year before I yeet them into storage until next year.

[leeisjustlee]

Petpet

[greed-the-dorkalicious]

Me at like 15 going “I mean I guess I’m not THAT goth” vs. me at 25 getting a retail job and realizing I’m going to have to ration my few clothes that aren’t black or chopped up or studded or what have you and also aren’t graphic tees

[womenofwrestlingfashion]

Contour Mock Neck T-Shirt Bodysuit from Manière De Voir (sold out)

[link-sans-specs]

FDA: Fuhget Dat Assessment

GMM2513

What's the CORRECT Serving Size?

[sweetdreamsjeff]

From the Jeff Buckley website - The BRAND NEW Designed "BLUE JEFF BUCKLEY SPAGHETTI STRAP SHIRT". Printed on baby blue 100% cotton, spaghetti strap shirt with black and white photograph of Jeff on the front of shirt.

JEFF BUCKLEY BLACK HOODIE - FLAMING SKULL This exclusive design features Jeff Buckley's Flaming Skull hand-drawn artwork on a 100% cotton, Black Zip-up Hoodie. Artwork is featured on front of hoodie. Back of hoodie commemorates the release of Jeff Buckley’s DVD Grace Around The World. Hoodie is 100% cotton, in black. Made in America by American Apparel. 

JEFF BUCKLEY- GIFT SET!!!! Select a JEFF BUCKLEY SHIRT OF YOUR CHOICE BE THE BEST (Black) ADULT / BABYDOLLGRACE AROUND THE WORLD (Yellow) TSHIRT /BABYDOLL/SPAGHETTI STRAPPEYOTE RADIO (White) V-Neck Choice of: T-Shirt, Babydoll or Tank Top. Included in Gift Set is:(1) Your Shirt Choice (Include Style & Design Color)(1) Jeff Buckley Collector Guitar Pic, featuring Jeff's hand-drawn artwork(1) B & W Photo Postcard Suitable for framing (we choose for you)(1) Jeff Buckley Temp Tattoo, featuring Jeff's hand-drawn skull artwork (limited amount left & will not be offered again)(1) set of 2 Jeff Buckley Grace Around The World Collector Postcards T-shirts are 100% cotton Made in America by American Apparel. 

DISCLAIMER:

These images are from the archive. These items are no longer available for sale.

[philhoffman]

"Since I don't have him on the wall side, I was thinking I could go up and grab his nipples—'Hey, Lounds, listen!'"

[kindahoping4forever]

AshtonIrwin: So excited for this week up. Shows! Releases!!! Feeling so stoked. ♥️

[leniisreallycool]

Insane how my professor took one look at me and immediately clocked me as queer. It wasn't my clothes, I was wearing a hoodie, a t-shirt, and a pair of jeans, and cowboy boots

And yet every time he mentions LGBT and supporting them and making sure we know his class is a safe space, he's looking at me. He's brought it up more than once per class and every time he's making eye contact with me specifically. I've been paying attention he only does it with me how the fuck does he know

[robinsnest2111]

sometimes, when you dig really deep into the rows and rows of sales racks, you will find two moderately heavy metal chain necklaces for 1.99 each in the furthest corner of your local fast fashion store.