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Guides, meme explainers and gift ideas from Banned Clothes: what viral phrases mean, how to style a graphic tee, why heavyweight cotton matters, and how to keep a printed shirt looking new.
Wash printed t-shirts inside out in cold water, tumble dry low or hang dry, and never iron the print. The full care routine for DTG and screen-printed tees, plus what to do about fading, cracking and shrinkage.
Read →Print-on-demand t-shirt quality depends on two things: the blank and the print method. Here's what separates a POD shirt that lasts years from one that fades in a month, and exactly how Banned Clothes tees are made.
Read →How to wear an oversized graphic t-shirt: what size to order, how to balance proportions, five outfit formulas that work, and the mistakes that make a big tee look sloppy.
Read →The right offensive t-shirt for the gym rat, the new graduate, the sibling who is always someone's problem and the friend with chaotic taste in partners. Sizing tips, shipping deadlines and how to keep it funny rather than mean.
Read →Bella+Canvas 3001 vs Gildan 5000 compared on fabric weight, yarn, fit, softness and print quality. Heavier isn't always better: here's why the 3001 is the Banned Clothes standard blank.
Read →A meme shirt only works if the joke outlives the trend. Here's how to tell a meme tee that will still be funny next year from one that won't, plus the designs we're wearing in 2026.
Read →The best funny t-shirts for introverts, misanthropes and anyone whose social battery died in 2019. Original antisocial designs printed on premium heavy cotton, plus tips on picking one that still gets you invited back.
Read →"I got that dog in me" means having relentless drive and grit, and it doubles as a hot-dog joke. Here's where the meme came from, how people use it, and why it works as a t-shirt.
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