She's From Texas I Can Tell Graphic Tee & Sweatshirt

Exactly the kind of tee I wear with morning coffee and shorts. The brown is warm and casual. I wish the sleeves were about half an inch shorter, but that's just preference.

I love the faded blue and the print, but the cut is pretty boxy on me and the fabric feels heavier than my usual tees. Keeping it for leggings and casual days.

The green and the taco details made this an obvious choice for dinner. It washed well after a messy cooking night and the graphic still looks bright.

Tossed it over the camp chair between wears and it barely wrinkled. The military color is practical, the fabric feels durable, and it was comfortable once the evening cooled off.

This has become the shirt I grab for groceries and weekend stuff. Loose enough with shorts, but it doesn't feel huge. The black has a nice washed look.

The royal blue is cheerful and easy to spot in a pile of picnic stuff. Comfortable in the sun and long enough that I didn't keep pulling it down.

I wanted the graphic without another black tee and the brown was a good choice. It felt light enough for a warm afternoon by the river and didn't cling.

The light gray is easy to wear and it was comfortable by the water. It runs a little long on me, so I ended up doing a small front tuck.

The cotton tee isn't too thick and it tucked into my skirt without bunching. The black and colorful print worked perfectly for an afternoon in Bishop Arts.

Had to wear this for a day near the Capitol. The red photographs well, the design is sharp, and the sleeves are a good length—not tiny cap sleeves.

Air-dried this one and it kept its shape with no curling at the bottom. The heavier fabric does take longer to dry, but it feels like it will last.

The orange was perfect for a backyard cookout and somehow didn't show every little splash. It is soft, roomy, and the design got a lot of laughs and compliments.

Wore it while helping set up the cooler and food and it stayed comfortable in the heat. The military green hides little marks well and looks good with denim.

The orange is more of a warm burnt orange in person, which I actually like better. Easy with jeans and the print has a fun vintage-store feel without looking cracked.

The shirt itself feels sturdy and the artwork is very detailed. The printed area is thicker than I expected and a little warm across the front, so this will be more of a cool-weather tee for me.

Warm enough for a windy stop at Cadillac Ranch but not super bulky in the car. The colors pop against the black and the cuffs stayed put.

Laid it out on the tailgate and could immediately tell this one has more weight to it. The orange has a faded vintage look and the fabric still feels comfortable.

Comfortable through several hours in the car and still looked decent when we stopped for gas. The red has that slightly worn-in look I wanted.

The dusty pink looks great in natural light. It runs roomier through the body than I expected, but that worked well over a base layer on our Big Bend trip.

I checked the hem and seams because heavy tees sometimes twist, but this one is finished neatly. The brown has a nice washed tone and the print is centered.

Wore the navy sweatshirt to Luckenbach after dark and was glad I brought it. It is cozy, easy to move in, and looked cute with boots.

Took this photo right after trying it on because the color made me smile. The rose pink is bright without looking neon and the fit is relaxed in the shoulders.

The olive color works with almost everything in my closet. It wrinkles a bit if I leave it folded in the dryer, but smooths out once it's on.

Wore this in Deep Ellum and two people asked where it was from. The green is cheerful but still easy to wear, and the length works well with loose pants.