Path B: if you want control

Maybe you're the type who wants to manage every detail. Then focus on how you layer and treat the collar specifically.

Choose your layers wisely. Avoid rough textures directly against your collar. A smooth cotton or silk scarf beats wool. If you're wearing a fleece jacket, make sure the collar isn't rubbing hard.
Use a fabric shaver once a week. It's a quick two-minute fix that keeps pills from building up. Just lay the tee flat and gently glide over the collar.
Add a collar guard—a small strip of fabric or a specialized product that sits between your collar and outer layers. They're cheap and invisible.
Spot-treat the collar with a little hair conditioner before washing. It softens the fibers and reduces friction. (Rinse well.)

This path is for anyone who wants to keep their tees looking new for as long as possible, even through the harshest months.

Maybe you're the type who wants to manage every detail. Then focus on how you layer and treat the collar specifically.

Choose your layers wisely. Avoid rough textures directly against your collar. A smooth cotton or silk scarf beats wool. If you're wearing a fleece jacket, make sure the collar isn't rubbing hard.
Use a fabric shaver once a week. It's a quick two-minute fix that keeps pills from building up. Just lay the tee flat and gently glide over the collar.
Add a collar guard—a small strip of fabric or a specialized product that sits between your collar and outer layers. They're cheap and invisible.
Spot-treat the collar with a little hair conditioner before washing. It softens the fibers and reduces friction. (Rinse well.)

This path is for anyone who wants to keep their tees looking new for as long as possible, even through the harshest months.

Create content.
Unlock new opportunities.