Streetwear Anime Shirts: Bold Portraits, Blocky Type and the Oversized Cut
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The streetwear layout is the store's most common design language after straight portraits: one bold character illustration, the name stacked in blocky type, and a lot of black cotton around it. The Streetwear collection gathers every design with the word in its title, more than 200 of them.
Who gets the treatment
Bleach dominates: Ichigo, Rukia, Byakuya, Kenpachi, Toshiro, Grimmjow, Ulquiorra, Nelliel and Tier Harribel all have streetwear pieces, which is why the Bleach guide reads like a streetwear catalogue. Resident Evil, Zenless Zone Zero and Berserk follow.
Why it is oversized
The layout was drawn for a boxy, drop-shoulder tee, so nearly all of it is on the Bella+Canvas 3010. It runs about one size roomier than the regular Comfort Colors 1717: order your usual size for the intended look, one down for a regular fit.
Related looks
Bootleg Style is the 90s rap-tee ancestor of this layout, Vintage Wash is the faded version, and Vaporwave swaps black for neon.
Fabric and sizing
Tees are the garment-dyed Comfort Colors 1717 (relaxed fit, $29) or the Bella+Canvas 3010 oversized boxy tee (marked 'Oversized' in the title, $33). Hoodies are the Comfort Colors 1467 garment-dyed hooded sweatshirt (100% ring-spun cotton, $46). Everything is printed to order in the US or UK and shipped worldwide; import fees may apply outside the US and UK. 14-day returns on unworn items, free reprint if anything arrives damaged. The size guide has every blank in inches and centimetres.
