Speaking of fashion trends, something is going on in the 1990s. The 1990s were probably ushered in by Demna Vasaria's "Vetements" brand. The 90's is made up of a number of small trends such as oversized, sports mix, logotypes, genderless, etc. These trends are all part of a larger framework. In this age of information abundance and anything goes, these trends have somehow become established and have become a common part of fashion.
Under these circumstances, more and more attention is being paid to secondhand clothing, which previously would have gone unnoticed. One such item is this T-shirt.
This is one of the "American Express" cards, known to everyone as "Amex," with a box logo that is neither too large nor too small in the center, and English words in different fonts printed on either side of it. It is an extremely simple and unremarkable design, but this is what makes it strangely cool. It could be described as an aesthetic of space or margins, which Japanese people like.
It should be easier to use a modest logo like this instead of an intrusive one. The size is the in-season XL, and the use of a "Delta" body, which is well known by those in the know, is also a point of recommendation.
Yes, I need this in my life."
Like credit cards, you may hear such killing words.
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