I am in the process of making one for my son. I have collected several years worth of t-shirts. What I am doing since blue is his favorite color, is taking the white hankies (large) dying them blue, and attaching a t-shirt square to each one of these that way each square will be the same size, then I am taking fabric paints and marking the event and year in a corner. Then I am taking each one of these squares and having a jean border to accent the squares, batting and then on the back is jean squares, just sewn together to the full size of the front. I imagine it will turn into a queen size or larger and then to give it to him at graduation so he can look back at his past events.

There are occasions when nice shirts are the appropriate thing to wear (either with non-jean pants or a skirt). Going to religious services, a funeral, a job interview, or to certain jobs. But I have a feeling that more people are just deciding to go casual (more casual than "Friday casual" at work) for even these things. One place you might check with to see if they're interested in the nice shirts are places that help women get back in the workforce by providing job-interview clothes. Not the traditional consignment shops -- Junior League clubs and the like sometimes have that as their project.

I am a t-shirt person! I like Talbot’s Pima cotton t-shirts. I have short sleeves, 3/4 sleeves, and long sleeves. I do not dry them in the dryer. However, I do throw them in for 5 minutes on low heat with a dryer sheet then hang on a folding rack to dry. This past season (winter) I found them to be quite long, almost too long. I’ve also bought Land’s End. They are quite long. The Pima cotton is soft, but it might be a tad thin. I bought t-shirts from LLBean several years ago. I liked the fabric but found the shirts to be a bit short and the sleeves were closer to cap sleeves than short sleeves.

I ordered some Toad tees, fingers crossed. (Remember when the company name was Horny Toad?) Thanks for all the great suggestions, I'm still looking at all the helpful links and options. I was just plunking around my favorite magazine website and saw this. The internet has been reading my mind. https://nymag.com/strategist/article/best-white-t-shirt-for-women.html