Latest news with #Tshirts
Telegraph
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Telegraph
Telegraph style book: Tt
T T: Have something down to a T (not tee) T-shirts tablespoonful(s) Taliban Taoiseach: Prime minister of Ireland is also acceptable Taser: Cap T Tchaikovsky, Pyotr tea bags teenage, teenager: not teenaged and never teen. Teesside Tehran Tel Aviv is not a synonym for Israel – it is not the capital. Israel considers its capital to be Jerusalem, but that is not recognised by the UK so do not use that as a synonym for Israel, either Tennents: The lager terrace: terrace house, not terraced Terrence Higgins Trust Test is capped up for an international cricket match think tank: often misused for research group, advisers or pressure group. Not purged by the use of quotation marks Third World: Avoid except in historical contexts or quotes Tiananmen Square Tiffany's TikTok toddler: Aptly describes children from the age of about 15 months to three years toilet: Acceptable alternative for lavatory, particularly in headlines Toksvig, Sandi Tolkien, J R R Townshend, Pete (The Who guitarist) Trade Descriptions Act trade union, trade unions but Trades Union Congress train: comprises the locomotive and carriages or wagons tranquillity: (double L) is our style treasure trove: a coroner's court may declare that a find is a treasure trove if it is held that the gold or silver was originally hidden with a view to being recovered later T-Rex (unless it's the band T. Rex) Tricolor is the French flag Trooping the Colour (no of). It means parading the colour before the troops. Also Beating Retreat (no the) tsar: Not czar Tube as in London Underground is capped Tussaud's, Madame Twentieth Century Fox: in historical contexts only. It is now owned by Disney not Fox and rebranded as 20th Century Studios twin-set Twitter was rebranded X in 2023. Refer to as X, except in historical contexts in which case you may want to spell out that it used to be known as Twitter. Tweet rather than post twitchers/bird-watchers: 'twitchers' are enthusiasts whose main interest is seeing as many rare species as possible. More traditional bird-watchers tend to be sedate and observe the birds and their habits type 2 diabetes no cap
Wall Street Journal
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Wall Street Journal
They Call Him ‘Big Dumper.' He's Crushing Home Runs Like Babe Ruth.
He already has the fantastic nickname, which helps. Usually when a slugger is born, it takes a minute to conjure up the optimal sobriquet. Maybe the perfect nickname never arrives. Worse, PR reps scramble to cook up something corny to print on T-shirts and onesies.
Yahoo
15-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
As Parade Winds Down, Vendors Clean Up
As thousands of parade onlookers streamed out of security pens Saturday evening looking to head home, Glenn Gordon tried to sell the last few shirts he had—all 2XLs. Gordon, 65, of Rehoboth Beach, Del., said he's been selling T-shirts for 48 years, including at Led Zeppelin concerts, though he spent years following the Grateful Dead.
WIRED
12-06-2025
- WIRED
The Best Merino Wool T-Shirts for Every Occasion
We are talking about $80 (or more) T-shirts here, so this is valid question. I think merino T-shirts are worth the investment. They offer considerable benefits over cotton and other natural fibers, as well as synthetics. Merino offers great temperature regulation, excellent moisture wicking, and they don't smell, which means you can wear them more and don't need as many of them. Three merino T-shirts in your wardrobe will last you as many days as 10 cotton shirts, so from a financial angle it's a wash. Here's a quick rundown of some of the benefits of merino wool: Odor-resistant: One of merino wool's superpowers is that it's naturally resistant to odors. This means you can wear a merino T-shirt multiple times before needing to wash it. How many times? I'd say that depends where you are and what you're doing, but usually three to seven times. Our top pick is, after all, called the 72-hour shirt, because that's how long you can wear it before it needs a wash. Thermoregulation: Merino wool can keep you warm in cold weather and cool in warm weather. Yes, there are limits to this—no T-shirt is going to keep you cool on a hot summer day in the tropics—but merino far outshines cotton and synthetics. Moisture wicking: This is an important one for anything you're wearing while hiking or at the gym. Merino wool is excellent at moving moisture away from your skin, through the fabric, where it can evaporate quickly. This is why it makes such a good base layer. Versatility: Merino wool shirts are great for travel, hiking, backpacking, and as everyday shirts for around town. They can also be used year-round, even in the cold, as part of a good layering system. Packable: Merino wool T-shirts tend to pack up smaller than cotton and many synthetics, meaning they take up less room in your bag when traveling. Combine this with the odor resistance above and your have the ultimate travel T-shirt. The one place cotton and nylon blend T-shirts might possibly have an edge is durability. Merino wool isn't really any less durable in my experience, but it can pill, which is where the wool fibers break and tangle together in tiny knots, forming little balls on your T-shirt. Some pilling isn't a big deal, but if a T-shirt pills a lot you know it's made of very made of short wool fibers, rather than longer continuous fibers. Unfortunately, most manufacturers don't advertise the length of their spun fibers, which is where our testing comes in. I hate pilling, and I have eliminated all the T-shirts that have pilled on me, except one, which I like anyway (the pilling is not that bad).
News.com.au
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
Drake delivers rich flex by turning his basketball court into a T-shirt closet
When mere mortals have a wardrobe clean-out, we pile our clothes on the bed. Rap superstar Drake moves his closet to the indoor basketball court in his Toronto mansion. The Grammy-winning musician doesn't mind a rich flex but he raised the bar with his Instagram post showing off his T-shirt kingdom. 'Where's that one shirt though…,' he captioned the ostentatious warehouse-sized display. Whoever organised his collection did a spectacular job, neatly arranging the thousands of T-shirts on tables and racks by colour and sleeve length. 'Let me look for that shirt one sec..,' Drake commented a couple of hours after posting the photo. Fans went nuts over his wardrobe wealth. Some played Where's Wally over the collection and spotting vintage sports tees and a tie-dyed Turks and Caicos souvenir shirt probably picked up on one of his holidays at the islands. The corner of one maroon shirt prompted some Aussie fans to suggest it might the Queensland Reds jersey he sported during his tour here in February, which was abruptly cut short due to that old 'scheduling conflict' excuse. He has collected a wide range of vintage sports apparel, with shirts from the Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Clippers and Milwaukee Bucks. 'Boutta show this pic to my mom to prove to her that I'm not a hoarder,' commented rapper Russ. 'This is just overflow, show the rest,' demanded Drake's trainer Roxx. 'I bet he stares at that and says he got nothing to wear,' posted one fan. Others who zoomed in on the collection spotted the rap star perusing the racks (left hand side about three rows down from the top). It's not the first time Champagne Papi (his social media handle) has shown off his champagne lifestyle, or the NBA regulation-sized basketball court in his $150 million manor house he calls the Embassy. The mega mansion also features an indoor swimming pool, a state-of-the-art recording studio and a bed that weights one tonne and features a recessed whiskey and champagne bar in the headboard. The Hotline Bling star remains embroiled in his legal war with his label Universal, suing the world's biggest record company for defamation over their promotion of the Kendrick Lamar diss track Not Like Us.
