Okay, so it's not that new. The lowly t-shirt rose from underwear to outwear way back in the '50s when Marlon Brando, James Dean and other famous heartthrobs shocked everyone by wearing them in public — and on television!

Back then, t-shirts were still mostly white and we wore them because they were just plain comfortable. But now they've become wearable billboards that broadcast our thoughts, feelings, political leanings, and, above all, a sense of humor.

Gone are the days of buying 3-packs of cheap plain undershirts to wear as outerwear. Today's t-shirts are tie-dyed, screen-printed, colorful expressions of our individuality. And the more unique they are, the more we love them. Lucky for me, one thing about buying t-shirts hasn't changed much: the more you buy, the more you save.

Your "Tee Time" Gift Guru,
Linda