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Oscar is 188cm wearing Size Medium Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Forest Green)

Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Forest Green)

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Oscar is 188cm wearing Size Medium Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Moss Brown)

Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Moss Brown)

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Oscar is 188cm wearing Size Medium Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Royal Blue)

Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Royal Blue)

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Danny is 183cm wearing Size M Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Dirty White)

Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Dirty White)

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Connor is wearing Size Large Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Long Black)

Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Long Black)

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Henry is wearing Size Small Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Wog Brick Brown)

Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Wog Brick Brown)

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Connor is wearing Size Large Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Army Green)

Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Army Green)

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Connor is wearing Size Large Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Arvo Navy)

Fitted Raglan T-Shirt (Arvo Navy)

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As Fleece trends veer more Fitted again I reckon it's important to remember to choose the fit that's right for your body. When starting Milkbar I had already known that Oversized pieces that were on trend at the time didn't exactly suit my frame, often makin me look even more overweight then I already was at the time. But I wore em anyway.

In the past year or so while slowly designing my Fitted T-Shirt and Fleece that's yet to come I've felt a lot more confident and presentable in pieces that suit my body, something I missed while getting deep into baggy silhouettes .

Trends are a great opportunity to be introduced to a new look or a new garment you may have not thought of wearing in the past but also not a be all and end all. I reckon it says a lot about an individual when they let a trend past by while they confidently continue to wear what they believe suits them. A phase I see a lot of people going into in their 30s, a deeper understanding of their own body and and identity.

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