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I tend to buy T-shirts in bunches. Anytime I find a shirt I really like, I acquire at least a week’s worth. In the era retroactively known as \u201cindie sleaze,\u201d I was outfitted exclusively in American Apparel 50\/25\/25 tees<\/a>. In the early Instagram era, I saw an ad for Buck Mason<\/a> and bought a bunch of those. Then I decided I liked V-necks and switched to The Gap’s tagless Jersey shirts<\/a>, which had a nice soft feel and just the right depth of dip.<\/p>\n

Last summer, I found my new fave at a chintzy tourist shop in Maine. It had the name of the town, Bar Harbor, printed on a butter-hued blank from a company called Comfort Colors. After a few wearings, I liked it so much I looked at the label to see what it was. I bought a second and have since been slowly replacing every T-shirt in my closet with shirts in the brand’s various comforting colors.<\/p>\n

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