How I style my shirts! 🩷✂️

[@anxiousanimeartist]

Thank you!!! The necklines of my shirts always bother me, and I never thought of doing this! Def gonna make all my shirts more comfy and c*nty

[@kkilljoy3588]

Hijacking the top comment to add: My hint would be to use fabric glue to stop seams from unraveling and making the neckline slowly wider over time (or eventually fix it when that happens) if you don’t sew or don’t want to sew.

[@JoraHaskell]

Cute top design but why the adjective? I don't get it, is it a new trend or smthing

[@honokanotenshi]

@@JoraHaskell no its not new its like slang for like hot or cute

[@chappellroanmemes]

@@JoraHaskell reclaiming. like f4g or the t word or the n word or r3t4rd

[@JoraHaskell]

@@honokanotenshi Lol I don't get it tho ... Why not use cute... The derogatory term literally means female genitalia. Cu*nty is such an aggressive word... Like I get slu*ty and bitchy at a push ig if you wanna be idk edgy lol. But if I went to another girl and went "omg you look so cu*nty today I'd probably get slapped I cant lie." Next thing we know the edgy girlies are gonna be saying "your outfit is so cu*ntelicious" actually no imma trade mark that before it gets snatched tf up. Where tf is my lawyer.

[@LakeofCrystalclan]

Meanwhile, I have the opposite problem where shoulder cuts give me sensory issues and the necklines are actually to my benefit 😭

[@Honeymooncake]

Shirts that shift around are my nightmare. I prefer seams tightly against my body over loose fitting shirts. It's so interesting how we all have our different brands of sensory issues lol

[@Parmesito]

@@LakeofCrystalclan I have sensory issues I so special

[@pingpongball9167]

@@Parmesito sensory issues are actually a fairly common thing, I'm so glad you don't have to deal with them! I used to literally come home from school with my socks in my hand because the seam felt like spiders and made it so I couldn't focus at all.

[@lahbreu]

​@@pingpongball9167 that person is making fun of us sweetie, I don't know if you realized that.
That person is an Asshole.

[@lahbreu]

​@@Parmesito I pity you, going around this comments to say shit that you clearly don't understand and to make fun of people that you don't know.
What? Think you're funny little Missy?
Or are you trying to make us sad and angry??
Your comments are freaking nothing to us, but okay, keep going, it will be fun to see your response.
So bothered by random people, don't you have anything better to do?
Leave us the fuck alone, you're not paying our bills.

[@EmanuelleMaroni]

As someone that sews her own clothes often, i highly suggest to everybody that wants to do this to either learn how to handsew a simple stitch to create a sturdier hem than rolled up fabric so that your new shirt will last longer, or buy online what is often refered to as a fabric stapler, which is basically a handheld sewing machine that will create a single line stitch for you effortlessly

[@emilypham7397]

Hi, if you don’t mind me asking, I always felt cutting clothes was daunting to me. This video kinda encourage me try but the issue I faced was cutting straight because the fabric keeps bunching when I cut how do you combat that I guess?

[@Basmuth]

@@emilypham7397 Honestly, holding the fabric slightly taut (Pulling on it slightly) and going slow helped me. I also found it helpful to get some tailor chalk (or just regular chalk if you're unable to find some, although its super cheap online) to mark my path so I could see better on darker fabrics.

[@EmanuelleMaroni]

@@emilypham7397 I agree with the other comment, I'd also suggest to make sure you're cutting the fabric a single layer at a time and mostly, to invest in a really good pair of fabric shears/scissors, it makes a huge difference!

[@zaraheart]

Stitch gun?

[@EmanuelleMaroni]

@@zaraheart not quite, a stitch gun is useful for minor repair that need quick fixing in wait of a more permanent solution, a fabric stapler would sew for you with thread so it's more sturdy

[@JlNXED]

As a fellow neurodivergent that also gets bothered by shirt necklines but has primarily tshirts, I feel seen, i haven’t seen anyone else talk about this, I used to cut my shirts a lot too now I’m always tugging and sometimes change out of frustration. If I could all my necklines would be square or sweetheart.

[@OfLoyaliisms]

You're not alone! It's a huge part of why I cut my shirts like this or cut a little triangle from the very front to give me room to feel like I'm not being choked by my own clothing! Hats off to the days we just change to a tangtop/lower cut shirt just to avoid the sheer frustration!

[@Witchy-Wonderland]

I hate feeling “choked”. I loooove hoodies - but it is sooo hard to find ones that don’t give me the ick around my neck 😖

[@gramplolo7530]

Yeah I tend to feel like I'm choking, but funnily enough, I can wear choker necklaces just fine lol.

[@RachelleRichardson]

Yes but as someone who has the same issue but can wear chokers it's because it's a different feeling it gives. A shirt is a whole shirt and rubs all over and the neck line it usually is at is not the same place you put a choker and chokers usually stay in one spot and rarely move so it doesn't irritate as bad.

[@4n3ri]

​@@honokanotenshithe commenter was talking about themselves

[@honokanotenshi]

@@4n3ri oops lmao

[@tokkirot]

honestly same, I think it's because chokers and tight necklaces are a smooth material
like a metal necklace even when tight isn't scratchy like a t-shirt neckline, it's a smooth feeling so it's not as bad

[@Blue-112]

This is the most relateable thing ever lmao

[@Mollsbug27]

THE NANA SHIRTTT❤❤❤❤

[@stuckbiscuit3796]

Omg I used to do this all the time and mess it up (bc same, hate the seams) but had to stop bc it never looked good and all the tutorials were like. Super math and hard to follow. But this is so simple 😭 I love it, tysm!!!!

[@ManicKiwii]

I have autism and this helped me so much I always go for shirts like this but I didn't know I can make it myself thank you so much such a game-changer

[@kkilljoy3588]

My hint would be to use fabric glue to stop seams from unraveling and making the neckline slowly wider over time (or eventually fix it when that happens).

[@Sara-xk1ns]

I did this to soooo many tshirts back in the day. You did a great job explaining and showing where to cut. The only tip I can give to anyone trying it, cut way less then you think you need to. Stay as close to that original neckline, like she said just about an inch is all you need. I don’t know how many I cut too wide and would fall off my shoulders all the time. Once you learn your perfect spot to cut then you’re set and can repeat on all your other shirts.

[@Trevcicles]

The hello kitty and nana shirts have got me in a choke hold i loveee

[@verniyasutton5571]

I’m literally the opposite I hate my neck being exposed 😂

[@faefolkarts]

you have saved all my favourite graphic tees

[@strxwbxrry_420]

Be careful too because without a seam, the fabric can still tear (even with rolled edges). I thrifted a tshirt that had cut sleeves and there were tears down the side (from the sleeve no longer having a seam)
Edit: I do understand that the seams are the problem in this case. My comment is simply a warning that fabric does not last as long or well without a seam. So if you’re like me and tear everything you wear, by careful lol

[@KaoriKino]

You just saved me throwing out shirts I got from Hot Topic that had too small neck holes! 🤩
Usually I don't have an issue but for some reason their quality control has been off lately and I was putting off throwing them out because I liked the designs...
Thank you!!! 😊

[@mars6233]

I NEED that left 4 Dead shirt!!!!

[@swoop2285]

The closest thing I could find to it was a left 4 dead sweatshirt by shirt yourself

[@swoop2285]

Nevermind I found one on a website called maxxtees

[@snaileriepimpson]

This reminds me of when I was in high school in 2009 and I did this and I LOVE THAT MORE PPL ARE DOING IT!

[@Idk_wtv]

The first shirt is so cute I love nana so much

[@kevinandorsusie]

I just tried this on a couple shirts that I never wore that much, cause something about them didn't sit right both with me and on me, instantly liked them better, what an absolute game changer.

[@starspeculation]

I like the look of cut shirts, but i feel so bad about cutting a brand new shirt i just bought! 😭

[@ephemeraIl]

The nana shirt is so cute!

[@pingpongball9167]

Love you so much for this you just saved like so many of my old t shirts 😭😭

[@abedulay]

Thank you for this! Tried it out and the shirt looks much better!

[@raicrush]

I have to do this sometimes too. I usually make a sloppy version shape and call it grunge 😂

[@lucass1717]

I love how this cut looks so much. Don't think it's my style but others (like you for example!!!) Pull it off so well

[@ishaalimtiaz6715]

OmgOmgg THANKK YOU i was trying to figure out where you got that specifuc style of MCR shirt bt turns out you altered a normal one xd

[@Cyndertheprophet]

I used to have this shirt in middle school 😭 i miss it so much

[@ak0e]

Not my sigh of relief at Hello Kitty being safe.😂

[@flowerxlulu]

I love your L4d shirt! And I love how you cut your shirts! Thank you for the tutorial! ^^

[@gotalotofpencils]

God, I feel so seen! I have to try this cut because usually I'll just cut it around the collar and look like a dancer from the 80's with the off the shoulder sweater look. This might help with my more regular t-shirts, so thank you!

[@itslapisnotbob8368]

I would also recommend turning them inside out so the raw edge rolls inward instead of outward

[@fideoscontuco09]

ugh tysm!!! I love the cut and they're such a sensory nightmare for me too lol. will definitely try this

[@SariniyaKiyu]

Thabk you!!! Ive been collecting strength and confidence to xut these like that!! Thank you!!

[@presh.]

i wish i saw this before i cut my longsleeve it’s so obvious i did it myself LMAOO but ty for the tutorial!!

[@styxjunkii]

What an awesome way to jazz up some of my tshirts

[@katiekilgore6319]

Cunty being a good thing has to be the weirdest new slang I've heard

[@clymentyne]

Remember to sew where you cut it so the fabric doesn’t fray. Zigzag stitches work best!

[@eeleek5697]

Love your room!

[@hiveschives]

that left 4 dead shirt is FIREEEEE

[@cryptikkcries]

ive been looking for an alternative fashion diy youtuber forever omg

[@polarisphobia]

I love the left 4 dead shirt omg

[@cringebabybab]

Youre so real for this i might do this

[@patriciapeters7604]

I've been doing this for yearssss, I hardly have any tshirts that stay in their og form 💀 I don't mind the feeling, it isn't a sensory thing for me personally, but I love the way it looks sm

[@seesoux3070]

Oh my gosh, I can keep wearing t-shirts!! 😭 Gonna do this to all my shirts now

[@honokanotenshi]

real

[@ellieharris5766]

I love it thank you for sharing this formula 🤩

[@TreehouseOnFire21]

I love the mcr one😭

[@luxgh]

I'll use this tip so much, I HATE HOW THE SHIRT IS ALMOST CHOKING ME AND IT'S ONE SIZE BIGGER

[@alaniso8716]

DUDE IVE NEVER EVEN THOUGHT OF DOING THIS!!! IM GONNA TRY LATER FOR CERTAIN❤

[@Mokaluvable]

Omgggg the necklines always bother me but I’m always messing up my shirts cutting them. I’m saving this!

[@alittleofsomething]

I just like how you look in them, really pretty.

[@mippettes]

I’ve always cut mine off too! However I can’t let myself think about it too much or I’ll keep snipping. I can’t draw a straight line with a ruler.

[@sunnyscoop4250]

I like to cut mine a bit further, so they slip further down the shoulder, and then I wear a halter top inside 😭 you can try it for yourself, guys I find it really cute 💕

[@macieparkins8097]

Love doing this with my shirts!! Also love the mcr shirt ^^

[@ekatlind]

I neeeeed the Nana and crossbones shirt!!!

[@user-iu8xe8sm2v]

OMG I LOVE THE NANA SHIRT

[@readysetren]

Loved the tutorial, stayed when I noticed the Nana shirt ❤️

[@thatsanriosoftboy]

Also if you’re like me and have broader shoulders and men’s cut shirts, you may want to add a few extra inches to your measurements, I ended up with 4 inches on either side and it’s really cute! Start with 1-2 inches, and work your way up to whatever size fits your body best :D

[@RaeCharm]

I have this cute band shirt from the long distance person I’m obsessed with, and my roommate’s awful dog ripped up part of the neckline so I needed this. Make it so cunntyyy

[@Yukalitlee]

This is a pretty clever solution

[@MahouShoujoKaffeein]

O
M
G
I need to try this!!! I get annoyed, pulling the collar of my shirts around... this might be my solution

[@Light-Skye]

Oh cool! I’m the opposite I hate when shirt are to tight on the neck and shoulder but I also hate it when they’re loose

[@YFriedRice]

Thaaaaank you , necklineo really stop me from buying shirts I like.

[@QuestionableYoutubeChoices]

I was always worried this would look worse which is why I haven't done it but now I need to find a cheap teashirt to try it because me tooooo.

[@Kyopse]

Omg!! I love the left 4 dead shirt!!!! Wish I had it

[@LenaVoices]

Ooooh this makes so much sense!!! I always cut the sleeves off my shirts because I dislike things touching my shoulders BC sensory things like you have, and sometimes I pop out the collar to make it gentler. I might do this though. Thanks!

[@captaink3944]

Thank you for this!!!! Will definitely refer back to this, i have a bunch of t-shirts to mod 🌈💖✨️

[@AlottaBoulchit]

omg omg i hateeeeee necklines and short sleeves so much for the sensory nightmares that they are. I didn't even think to cut them I just suffered through them then got hooked on tank tops and maxi tube top dresses. hahaha. LOVE this. SO cute. ❤

[@MylingCyrus]

Need to save this cause I've ruined so many shirts cutting it badly

[@sophandgracie001]

so do i!! i literally cannot stand the way it feels so i just cut them :3

[@BrightBlueInk]

Oh, all of my favorite shirts have wider necklines. I have some shirts i was about to give away, i think I'm gonna use them to practice on and see if this helps me!

[@J_vibe2high]

Yessss I feel strangled in by shirts especially if not oversized. I always used to cut them up and just started again🥰

[@LitLeo5260]

Yesssss, im boutta do this with a few shirts

[@peachypuff9226]

Omg I have always hated things touching my neck idk why I’ve never thought of doing this lol

[@blinkie1114]

I have such problems sleeping- I get super OCD about my clothes and specifically the seams on my underwear, shoulder, and waistband. It started with just not wearing socks to bed and turned into having to sleep completely naked. I never thought I’d be one of those people but I just get terrible insomnia, and have struggled with sleep paralysis among other things. Anyways; I really do sympathize with the seams on clothes bothering you, they suck!! Plus you make the shirts look so much better!

[@mx_eos]

I just did this and I love it! I’d recommend cutting closer to the collar first so the neckline isn’t too big. You can always cut more later! Thanks for sharing this ❤

[@thepillcrow]

The revenge shirt is SO GOOD and I've been wondering how to do this exact shirt thing thank you so so so so much

[@lilalo777]

I'm actually the opposite with the sleeves. I need them to be at my elbow or else I'll throw a fit lmao, n I actually do prefer a lower neckline

[@justsomepineapples]

THANK YOU, I have been cutting my necklines for this EXACT reason and sometimes just winging it works ok, other times not so much, will definitely try this

[@JennyNobody]

Oh I feel you about those chunky neck seams, sensory NIGHTMARE. Been removing seams from my clothes for 20 years. Only just this year did I realize ITS NOT A FASHION CHOICE FOR ME 😂
Literally tried SO HARD to keep the seams in some new clothes I got to keep them "nice" and not too "distressed".... I just didnt wear them for like 5 years, cuz they weren't ever comfortable enough. Cut the seams and they are my favourite "new" items 😂

[@syrianette]

Not me getting out of bed at 4AM to cut some tees up!😹 Thank you 💜

[@mechanicaldandelions8923]

sleeves are the worst sensory wise for me and collars are close behind. i have so many shirts with huge slits down the side and a fairly wide collar (not as wide as this video tho). i also sometimes cut off the bottom hem if its too close to my body. i think theyre dope and have amazing airflow when its hot out but i always feel guilty when ppl get me clothes bc im just gonna shred them orz

[@danielle8528]

This is great, i hate necklines but i dont have a foundation that matches my neck so I'd have to bring it down really far if i did this and i don't know if i can be arsed

[@anitaheartkey6315]

Time to do this to all my t-shirts

[@lazynoodle6739]

Ok this is so much better wayvto do it than my rougjt cuts where i just snipped along the neckline lol

[@cioluvsurnan5722]

I’m a little confused, your shirt can bother you but the many, MANY things around you don’t? How’s that also not overwhelming 😭

[@TheDeathbatgrl]

This hack just changed my life omfg 🤩

[@midnightsarrow160]

I usually just panic cute the collar off and pray lmao
Thanks for this 😅

[@duckswangoose]

I don't remember the last time I had a shirt in this style, I'll have to try it. Thanks!

[@clashwithwords]

I used to cut my shirts like this in high school! I would always cut the bottoms too. did not even consider this could be related to being nd 😆

[@karisnow8]

Doing the lords work!
bringing this back to my wardrobe too! Thank you❤

[@eobi977]

I cannot handle short sleeves it’s actually horrible to me but I love the shirt!

[@jennifersmithson3557]

Thanks thats quite helpful😊

[@allpowerfulmitochondria759]

Omg yessss!!! Why haven’t I thought of this?!?! You are a life saver!!!

[@randomcomments2454]

I’m not neurodivergent, but I hate socks for the same reason. I have them on right now and my foot can’t stop twitching and shifting to get it to feel even on both sides.

[@AlexanderdeSade]

cutting the sleeves gave me whiplash omg i HATE having those girly short sleeves 😭😭😭

[@hy.a.cinthh]

Thanks, needed this for my psoriasis 🤗

[@laurenmoreno]

On the other end of this I’d get sensory overload from the shirt being cut because I’d feel like it would fall off or doesn’t look right. It would drive me crazy

[@coolstorybro2658]

For me the opposite when it’s off on my shoulder like that and I have to constantly keep pulling it up that’s a sensory nightmare

[@paigeedwards5584]

Bro this is me w hoodies choking me

[@tinkersans]

I just tried this, and omg you just saved my graphic tees. I've always hated those damned necklines, they're so constricting TwT