A T-shirt was a type of clothing, typically a short sleeved, buttonless, collarless garment which is pulled over the wearers head to cover their torso. Many T-shirts sported designs or slogans, making the simple item of clothing an ideal way to display the wearers personal tastes.

In 1974, Walter Takagi wore a Godzilla T-shirt while in Rome. (TOS novel: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 1)

In 2285, Hikaru Sulu wore a Filipino T-shirt while privately contemplating whether to accept Starfleet's offer of Command, or aid Kirk in hijacking the Enterprise to rescue Spock. He did so while exercising and performing martial arts at his home on Earth. (TOS novelization: Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)

James T. Kirk sported a green and white short-sleeved t-shirt while relaxing at his San Francisco apartment in 2287. (TOS comic: "The Return!")

In 2289, James Kirk, taking shore leave at Yosemite National Park, wore a white one that had printed in black letters, "Go climb a rock." (TOS movie: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)

In 2370 Garak sold "I Saw The Prodigal" T-shirts from his shop on Deep Space 9, as souvenirs for the Illumination of The Prodigal which was drawing visitors to the station. (DS9 novel: Devil in the Sky)

Department of Temporal Investigations agent Gariff Lucsly wore a "DeathTongue" T-shirt for a planned covert mission to the 20th century. (VOY short story: "Almost... But Not Quite")

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• T-shirt article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.