Pluggers by Rick McKee for July 11, 2023

Naw, the pocket is a tip off. All pluggers have pocket tee shirts.

T shirt eh. Me bearly wears em.

One must look for some things ….

This is a pretty sad indictment of pluggers, who apparently can no longer dress themselves.

And inside out. you can wear it four days now……

Most have the lower inside label on the left.

Just hold it by the shoulder seams, the longer side goes in front.

It’s not that bad, but enough that I laughed and felt true sympathy!

does anyone know what the ‘T’ in T-shirt stands for?

Pocket tees are easy to find on Amazon, and much cheaper than Carhartt.

That’s still better than having tags that always end up sticking out. No matter how often I pushed my son’s down, it would pop back out again.

This Plugger needs shirts with his favorite team logo on the front.

“Urk!”

I still prefer the printed kind to the ever scratchy tags

Backwards – NO! the neck is way too tight and uncomfortable. Inside-out – that I can believe would not necessarily be noticed.

I always hit random to look for a Brookin’s strip

honestly after a few washes i can barely see the printed label on my black shirts…end up back to front far too often. No I don’t need to go to the optometrists again, its fine.

…and that is why I mark the back collar with an indelible pen.

After about 20 trips through the washer and dryer, the printed labels do tend to fade away. With the V neck shirts that is not a problem. The seams are a giveaway when the T Shirt is inside-out.

Does he need his personal care assistance to help take it off and put it back on the right way?

There’s still a label. Left side seam, near the bottom. At least the last batch I bought. Of course they also have pockets.

Got to admit I’ve done this more than once. Even after I checked first. Perhaps a Mock Turtleneck? (That’s my excuse and I’m sticking to it.)

There’s an instrument that was only invented 2-3 hundred years ago called scissors. It can be used to cut off labels that pop out or make your neck itch. I’ve been using this new invention for at least 30 years to remove labels with great success. AND anyone who can’t put a t-shirt on without help shouldn’t wear them.