Unisex T-shirts.

Unisex t-shirts that don't look like a compromise — cut for any body, designed for the street.

What makes unisex t-shirts at Fūga

Gender-neutral cuts in heavy cotton jersey. Oversized silhouettes that work the same on narrow and broad shoulders. No shrink-fit after the third wash. We work with pieces that move between techwear, opium, and streetwear — the niche sets the print, not your gender. Pair them with Unisex pants for a coordinated look or wear solo as a statement.

How to style unisex t-shirts

Layering is the easiest way. A heavy unisex shirt under an open jacket, cargo pants, chunky soles. Or stripped down: t-shirt, wide trousers, done. The fit carries itself. If you want to dig deeper into the range, find Unisex tops other cuts — longsleeves, tanks, oversized drops.

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What exactly is unisex on a t-shirt?

Unisex means: one cut for all body types. No separate men's or women's version. Shoulder width, sleeve length, and torso are sized so the shirt works on different frames without looking like one-size-fits-all.

How does a unisex t-shirt fit compared to regular sizes?

Most unisex t-shirts at Fūga fit slightly oversized. If you want a closer fit, go one size down. If you prefer the wide drop-shoulder look, stick with your regular size or go up.

Can you wear unisex t-shirts in a streetwear context?

Streetwear lives on gender-neutral silhouettes. Oversized shirts have been standard since the nineties — from skate to techwear to opium fashion. The question isn't whether, but how you style them.