Loud patterns, wild color combos, and a devil-may-care attitude? These shirts were made for men but I’m not one to let gender norms gatekeep good style.
🩷 Be a little bit of crazy, a whole lot of chill
Here’s the thing about Bad Shirt Club: it doesn’t whisper, it shouts. It doesn’t care about being “timeless” or “chic” in the traditional sense. It cares about giving you that summer-on-a-rooftop, beers-with-friends, dance-like-no-one’s-watching vibe. Every shirt screams “life is short—be wild.”
The moment I slipped into my first Bad Shirt—oversized, bold, and a little ridiculous I felt like I had joined a club where joy is the dress code. It was giving retro vacation dad meets fashion-forward rebel.
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But aren’t they for men?
Technically, yes. But here is your reminder: fashion doesn’t have a gender. I styled my ‘Magical Psychedelic’ shirt over a white bikini and cutoff shorts for a beach day. Another time, I tucked the ‘Fluorescent Fruit Fiesta’ shirt into high-waisted jeans with red heels for an edgy dinner look. Trust me—if you’ve got the confidence, these shirts do the rest.
🩷 Be loud. Be proud. Rock Bad Shirts for Mental Health
Beyond the wild prints and hilarious names, Bad Shirt Club is built on something deeper. Their message? Be Loud. Be Proud. Because in a world that often encourages people to shrink themselves, these shirts say, “Take up space.”
They say: Every time you sport a bad shirt, you aren’t just donning an item of clothing, you’re wearing your heart on your sleeve (literally!). The vibrancy of our bad shirts serves as a symbol of advocacy, sparking conversations around mental health. As someone who’s had my own struggles, it felt meaningful to wear something that doesn’t just look good but stands for something meaningful.
Mental health matters. And if raising awareness can look like me rocking a neon flamingo button-up to brunch, then I’m all in.
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🩷 How everyone is wearing Bad Shirts
Bad Shirt Club is not just for the guys looking to spice up their boring polos. I’ve seen these shirts at music festivals, backyard BBQs, bachelor parties, brunches, and even engagement photo shoots (yes, really).
Scroll through their Insta and you’ll see the full spectrum:
- Couples doing matching looks that are so wrong, they’re right.
- Bros pairing them with board shorts and sunnies.
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- Girls rocking them with leggings and sneakers or boots.
Bad Shirt Club is a lifestyle: “Let’s not take ourselves too seriously.” One that encourages being bold, being weird, and most importantly, being yourself.
Stay bold,
Anna ✨
