Raglan sleeve construction sets the contrast panels on a diagonal seam from neck to underarm, giving the tee its distinctly sporty, vintage-inspired look. Cropped baby-tee length sits at the natural waist, making it ideal for tucking into high-waisted bottoms or leaving out over low-rise fits. Ribbed crew neck sits close to the base of the throat - neat enough to wear without layering, structured enough to hold its shape through the day. Cotton fabric is breathable and soft against the skin, making it genuinely comfortable to wear from morning through to a late evening out. Clean, logo-free front panel means the two-tone colourblock does all the work - no graphics to clash with whatever you pair it with. The baby-tee cut skims rather than clings - short through the body but never tight across the shoulders, thanks to that raglan sleeve sitting wide and easy. It's the kind of shape that looks intentional tucked into a pair of wide-leg acid-wash jeans, just as the model wears it here. The contrast sleeves break up what could be a plain white tee and give it a retro sports feel that works just as well off-duty as it does dressed up slightly with a mini skirt and chunky trainers. For a casual weekend, throw it under an open overshirt or a zip-up hoodie when the temperature drops. It's an easy layering piece that earns its place in a regular rotation - not because it tries hard, but because it doesn't need to.