How to Knot and Tuck Your Oversized T-Shirt

Basic Front Knot

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1. Fold up your T-shirt in the back. 2. Gather the leftover fabric in the front. 3. Twist the section until it forms a spiral. 4. Wrap it around the ball and pull the end piece through.

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Back Knot

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1. Fold up the shirt in the front to your desired length. 2. Gather the extra material in the back. 3. Start twisting that section until a spiral is created. 4. Wrap the fabric around the ball and pull the end piece through the middle.

Open-Back Tuck

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1. Use your fingers to tuck the fabric right under your back bra strap until get desire look. 2. Take the leftover fabric in the front and knot on one side (see the first example). 3. Loosely tuck that section in.

Simple Front Tuck With a Knot

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1. Grab your tee at the sides and shorten it in the back. 2. Take a section at either side in the front. 3. Loosely twist the fabric on one side. 4. Tuck the end into your bottoms and adjust until you get your preferred look.

Super-Cropped Front Knot

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1. fold up t shirt in back but slightly up. 2. Gather fabric in the front and fold up the sides and do spiral. 3. Continue wrapping around the ball and pull the end piece through. The knot should be on the upper part of your torso.

How to Knot and Tuck Your Oversized T-Shirt

How to Knot and Tuck Your Oversized T-Shirt

Basic Front Knot

1. Fold up your T-shirt in the back. 2. Gather the leftover fabric in the front. 3. Twist the section until it forms a spiral. 4. Wrap it around the ball and pull the end piece through.

Steps for basic front knot

Back Knot

1. Fold up the shirt in the front to your desired length. 2. Gather the extra material in the back. 3. Start twisting that section until a spiral is created. 4. Wrap the fabric around the ball and pull the end piece through the middle.

Steps for Back Knot

Open-Back Tuck

1. Use your fingers to tuck the fabric right under your back bra strap until get desire look. 2. Take the leftover fabric in the front and knot on one side (see the first example). 3. Loosely tuck that section in.

Steps for Open-Back Tuck

Simple Front Tuck With a Knot

1. Grab your tee at the sides and shorten it in the back. 2. Take a section at either side in the front. 3. Loosely twist the fabric on one side. 4. Tuck the end into your bottoms and adjust until you get your preferred look.

Steps of Simple Front Tuck With a Knot

Super-Cropped Front Knot

1. fold up t shirt in back but slightly up. 2. Gather fabric in the front and fold up the sides and do spiral. 3. Continue wrapping around the ball and pull the end piece through. The knot should be on the upper part of your torso.

Steps of Super-Cropped Front Knot

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