20 Best Oversized T-Shirts for Men 2022

Big and baggy, Goodthreads’s oversized crewneck, offered in 10 colors, hits all the bullet points to rock the oversized look—and it comes at a bargain, too.

When it comes to oversized T-shirts, Carhartt is the OG. The celebrated workwear label, regardless of what is in fashion, has consistently offered roomy, heavy-duty styles that are beloved by men with power tools (and those without). So, if the real deal is what you’re after, look no further than this crewneck option that comes in a range of colors.

There’s was a time when Abercrombie was all about super slim silhouettes that enhanced pectorals. The brand, thankfully, has evolved passed all that, now offering styles that are more accessible to Average Joes who don’t spend hours pumping iron and shaving their chests. Evidence: this super soft cotton T-shirt that features a front pocket and comes in 10 colors and patterns.

With French designer Christophe Lemaire at the helm, Uniqlo U has become a go-to source for all things minimal and elevated, sans the kind of price tag you’d expect from high-end fashion. This oversized, half-sleeve tee is a perfect example. Big, burly, but somehow still sleek, it’s made from Uniqlo’s proprietary, cooling AIRism fabric so you don’t have to sweat it this summer.

Back in the day, around the 2010s, Topman was the affordable brand for skinny fits with a rocker edge. It was the prevailing style at the time, and as a high street retailer, Topman followed suit. But now that oversized has come back into the fashion fold, the label, characteristically, is offering styles—like this oversized T-shirt is a cool shade of green—at prices that are right on the money.

Ah, the Gap. The brand made a name for itself by providing a slew of basics, the kinds of pieces that act as foundation for any fit. In every category, from hoodies to chinos, the Gap is ready with a range of colors, sizes, and silhouettes. It’s pretty hard to pinpoint a style that the label doesn’t have in abundance, including oversized tees.

COS specializes in pared-down, well-made, and well-priced clothing that prefers to make a statement using things like texture and silhouette instead of logos or busy patterns. This oversized tee, offered in a calming shade of blue and cut from heavier-than-usual 100 percent cotton, is a prime example of the brand’s ethos.

Everlane provides a uniform, a selection of styles that you can reach for and mix and match depending on the event at hand. And if an occasion calls for you to take it easy and relax, well, just take a look the name of this oversized tee made of dense cotton.

The good things about this shirt? It’s made from heavy organic cotton, the color is exactly the sort of mood-booster we all need for spring and summer, and it’s got a very nice drape that will add a little something extra to even the most minimal look. The even better thing about this shirt? Ninety percent of the proceeds go to charity.

Before founding his eponymous brand, Darryl Brown was a railroad engineer for General Motors before becoming Ye’s stylist. Since founding his brand, he’s shown that even with that kind of backstory, he can easily stand on his own merits when it comes to churning out thoughtfully made modern workwear. It’s basically the perfect mix to have when crafting an oversized T-shirts, a style with roots in both workwear and hip-hop culture.

Adidas loves itself a good collab. And one of the sportswear giant’s latest, under its Consortium banner, is with Kerwin Frost, a Harlem-born comedian who’s known for his wild and wonderful style. So, if you’re the market for an oversized T-shirt that blends performance and playfulness, cozy up to this option with a cadre of colorful creatures.

The man behind one of the most notorious slim hoodies on the market—the Villain—can also serve up a damn fine oversized piece when he wants to. The University Tee is bigger all-around, made with recycled cotton, and features blind stitch detailing at the neck, sleeves, and hem. It’s like finding a perfectly preserved vintage gem, but without all the work.

Pretty much every top in the Fear of God Essentials lineup is cut big, loose, and easygoing. That’s as true of the hoodies and sweaters as it is of the basic T-shirts, which are offered in three-packs, making them a pretty solid value. Another thing that’s true of the FOG Essentials collection: It’s almost always sold out everywhere. So if you can find some tees in your size, snap ’em up as quick as you can.

Willy Chavarria celebrates city life, the rough and tough parts that are often overlooked. His designs are steeped in street culture, which he then elevates with premium fabrics. For him, big and boxy styles are not a trend—rather, it is intrinsic part of his brand, an homage to his Chicano roots.

Architectural, futuristic, and super cool are apt ways to describe the collections from A-Cold-Wall’s Samuel Ross. These characteristics also apply to the designs of Frank Gehry. So, it just makes sense that the designer would release an oversized tee inspired by the legendary architect’s oeuvre.

Speaking of futuristic, Rick Owens, Paris Fashion Week’s lord of darkness, never fails to offer styles that exaggerate proportions, tweaking standard silhouettes in a way that feels fresh. In his world, an oversized T-shirt is paired with skinny leather pants and platform boots—a look for the most adventurous among us.

Fear of God’s Jerry Lorenzo, the sultan of sweats and oversized tees, has been in the game for almost a decade. But the last few years have felt like he’s really coming into his own, with luxurious takes on the now-signature items that built his business sitting alongside top-notch tailoring and exceptional outerwear. So if that cotton tee from his Essentials line doesn’t feel special enough for you, try this satin-crepe version.

Like Lorenzo, Balenciaga’s Demna is a directional designer. He sets the trends; he’s not a follower. So when big and baggy fits took over his show last season, one complete with a mini movie starring the animated cast of The Simpsons, it pretty much signaled to everyone else to start producing oversized tees.

If Prada is releasing big and boxy pieces, you know it’s a thing. The Italian label has been offering ultra-skinny fits, particularly suits, since way before everyone else hopped on the bandwagon. But as any great leader knows (and Prada certainly is a leader), it’s important take in it what’s around you. And this oversized T-shirt, done up in the brand’s signature colorblocking, is proof of this sentiment.