Rock and country, mostly: Queen's crest on a powder-blue burnout boyfriend tee, the Rolling Stones flag tongue and Satisfaction doodles, Nirvana's In Utero angels on the oversized OS Tee, the Grateful Dead daisy tee and blooming-flowers pointelle long sleeve, Elton John's Yellow Brick Road ringer, Stevie Nicks' Gold Dust Woman, Johnny Cash on a ringer, Waylon Jennings, Loretta Lynn, Willie Nelson's rose label, Chris Stapleton, Shania Twain and Morgan Wallen, plus the Post Malone raglan and the Ready Set Go shrunken raglan sweatshirt. Around forty pieces in S to L, $66 to $167; the collection shows only what's in stock.
Daydreamer is cut, sewn and crafted in Los Angeles, and the art is the work: the in-house designers go through books and memorabilia for each graphic, then every tee goes through a multi-wash process at a local family-owned washhouse so it won't shrink at home. Burnout fabric, potassium sprays and ringer trims give each piece the look of a tee that's been to a few hundred shows, and each one varies.
Fit: it depends on the cut, and the product page names it. Boyfriend tees are relaxed, the OS Tee and Merch Tee are oversized and long, and the Shrunken Raglan runs small by design. Wear one with ASKK NY jeans or Pistola; see Free City, Aviator Nation and American Needle for the rest of the vintage-wash wall.
Questions we get about Daydreamer
Are Daydreamer tees officially licensed?
Yes. The band and artist graphics are official licenses, and the tees are made in Los Angeles.
Will a Daydreamer tee shrink?
Daydreamer puts every tee through a multi-wash process before it reaches you, so it won't shrink at home.
