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Graphic Tees
Also written as: Graphic T-Shirts
Trend score
60/100
-58% share of voice
Why is this trending?
Graphic tees are on the rise with a score of 65.6 and a +6% share-of-voice growth. The trend is fueled by high-profile collaborations like Madewell and the New York Public Library, alongside vintage endorsements from celebrity Daisy Edgar-Jones.
- Stories, last 7 days
- 3
- Publications (30d)
- 3
- Celebrities linked
- 1
- Brands & designers
- 7
Drivers
- Collaborations between heritage institutions like the New York Public Library and brands like Madewell highlighting cheeky graphic tees.
- Celebrity validation from Daisy Edgar-Jones wearing vintage Stella McCartney-era Chloé graphic tops.
- Capsule collections from fashion and motorsport brands anchored by illustrated graphic T-shirts.
Risks
- Low mention volume with only 5 mentions in the last 30 days, indicating a weak breadth of signal.
- Limited distinct sources numbering only 3, which restricts confidence in widespread market adoption.
AI analysis · confidence 50% · updated
Seen in
Photos from the stories behind Graphic Tees. Each opens the original article.
‘90s It Girls and New York's Chicest Agree—Graphic Tees Look Coolest With This Non-Blue Jeans Colour
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A Good Book, a Library Card, and This New Madewell Collab Unlock a Stylish Fall Wardrobe
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Daisy Edgar-Jones Proves the Importance of a Good Graphic Tee With Two Airbrushed Stella McCartney-Era Chloé Tops
In the news
5 stories mentioning Graphic Tees, newest first
A Good Book, a Library Card, and This New Madewell Collab Unlock a Stylish Fall Wardrobe
Madewell has partnered with the New York Public Library to launch a fall collection featuring casual wardrobe staples like graphic tees, polo sweaters, and chore coats.
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McLaren Racing and PUMA Take Notes From James Hunt’s Rebellious Wardrobe for New Collection
McLaren Racing and PUMA have partnered on a new collection inspired by the rebellious wardrobe and legacy of racing driver James Hunt. Previewed ahead of London Fashion Week, the range features relaxed racing jackets, graphic T-shirts, and retro-themed color palettes.
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Momentum
3stories in the last 7 days, vs 2 the week before · 5 in 30 days
Where is this trend going?
Emerging
Rising
Trending
Peak
Declining
Statistical forecast
Declining
Score falling, or the trend has gone quiet.
- Next week
- 45
- from 60
- Per day
- -4.0
- last 7 days
- Confidence
- 49%
- 9 days of data
Short term (AI)
Expect increased visibility through niche capsule collections and celebrity street style sightings as the spring season progresses.
Long term (AI)
Sustained growth depends on broader retail adoption beyond limited capsule drops and continued high-profile celebrity endorsements.
