It all started with the white t-shirt. I really wanted a classic white tee, and I immediately thought of the Helen's Closet Jackson Tee, which I made a few times last year and really loved.
All of these Jackson tees are size 20 in View A, which is the shorter tee with the short sleeves.
I love the Jackson's boxy fit, slightly dropped shoulder, hip length, and high neckline.
The white fabric I bought from Joann in a pinch. It's a cotton/lycra jersey and it's quite beefy.
I'm pretty hard on my t-shirts, so I seem to need new ones fairly regularly. I might have gone a little bit overboard here by making four of them, but once I got started with the white one, I kept pulling out several perfectly sized remnants from my stash.
The maroon tee is made with cotton modal jersey leftover from my Dartmouth top. I had to cut the sleeves a teeny bit shorter to fit them on my remnant.
The green is a slubby cotton blend of some sort, and I've had this remnant in my stash for literally for-e-ver. You can see the Deer and Doe Plantain t-shirt I made from it years ago, one of my very early sewing projects!
The red is another remnant, left over from this twist-y top I made a couple years back. The color is just amazing.
I'm pretty delighted with all of these Jackson tees! I'll definitely get a ton of wear out of them.
