Gifts for a fan
Buying for someone whose character you know but whose taste you do not.
Buying a character shirt for an adult is a narrower problem than it looks. You usually know the property and not much else — not their size preference, not whether they want a logo or an illustration, and not whether they would wear a bright graphic at all. The safest choices are the emblem designs: a chest mark on a plain garment reads as a shirt someone chose rather than a gift someone received.
Practical advice
- An emblem beats a face. A large printed portrait is a stronger statement than most people wear, and a small chest mark is not.
- Black, charcoal and heather grey suit almost every design in this catalogue and almost every wardrobe.
- When in doubt on size, go up one. A slightly loose tee is worn; a tight one is not.
- Check the cut. Unisex is a men’s pattern, and a women’s or contoured listing is a different garment at the same nominal size.
Characters to consider
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