Let's talk about the humble t-shirt—the most underrated piece in a developer's wardrobe. I used to think any old cotton tee would do, but then I realized it's like using a text editor without syntax highlighting: technically functional, but painfully inefficient. A good t-shirt needs the right fabric weight (not too thin, not board-stiff), a fit that doesn't billow or cling, and a collar that survives the washing machine's abuse. I started treating my t-shirt collection like a well-structured codebase—each one has a role. One for pair programming days, one for client demos, one for just lounging with a good book. When you find a brand that gets the basics right, you stop thinking about your clothes and start thinking about your work. That's the goal. I've been refreshing my basics from https://frishay.com/collections/men-t-shirts and the quality-to-price ratio is hard to beat.
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