T-shirts are sacred. Even more, because of being lazy dressing essentials. But that's us talking like immature dorks. In reality, they define the sanctity of style as a whole. There's a reason why they're staples, are spotted in every setting (however casual or informal it is), found on celebrity chests and well, are globally best-selling pieces. Sad part: everyone owns them. And most times, there's nothing that sets one apart from the other. Cut, cut: we've found a solution below. With these badass hacks of transforming your T-shirt in a second, you're going to end up with a stellar piece.

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Global problems: it's too long, too short or just not appropriate. We geddit. Do yourself a favour, snip them by the hem and you'd arrive upon a brand-new pair for yourself. Besides, of course you'd fix all your length-y issues. But again, know where to cut it—the right length of a T-shirt just grazes the butt cheeks and doesn't shorten the body length. So, basically: snip with caution. In fact, feel free get into the asymmetrical hemline territory too.

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Tattered, holed apparel is everywhere right now. Dead sure you've aware. Unless, of course, as they say—you've been living under the rock. So there, if your T-shirt has holes, make a few more, man. You'd instantly step into Sidharth Malhotra's league of dressing. Plus, in all probability, enter Rishi Kapoor's Hate List too. But no one cares about that anyway.

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Few things in life are only reserved with men like Brooklyn Beckham and Kartik Aaryan. Like, the art of rolling up T-shirt sleeves very well. Well, you can do it too. But here us out: don't make the rolls too neat or too messy. And depending upon how boy-band you're feeling, roll it up to a desired length. Even to the extent of a tank top (if that's what you're eyeing).

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Give us those ears and grab a pair of scissors. Raw, frayed fabric edges look great in 2017. Whether they're hanging by the side, around your neck or flapping around your T-shirt sleeve—they look A1. But again, snip them according to your preference. If the T-shirt's baggy, even better. That said, if you're too dumb to do this anyway, buy a cut-off sleeves T-shirt off the mall.

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Old T-shirts are like gold mines. Only difference, you've to dig them out. Point being, you can't throw away your old, overtly worn tees just like that. Vintage, old-school pairs look great on men! So, instead of trashing your overused tees away, destroy them even more. Take them to the beach, muck them all over, wreck them completely and then, send for a wash. Now flaunt them in public, like nothing ever happened.