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If you can’t get your hands on the SKIMS Fits Everybody T-Shirt, try these 5 alternatives
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My Outfit Online Mist T-Shirt
Parade Perfect T-Shirt
RE ONA Signature T-Shirt
Los Angeles Apparel Fitted Tee
Princess Polly Lowell Top
The list of things we love about Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS Fits Everybody T-Shirt is pretty much endless, so we’ll just do the nutshell version.
First, it somehow looks good on everyone — giving true sisterhood-of-the-traveling-tee vibes. (Sizes range from XXS to 4X, so it really will fit almost everyone.) The tee is great for practically any occasion you can think of, from going out at night to chilling at home, and looks just as good on its own or layered with other items. It’s also super soft and comfy, with a stretchy fabric and fitted silhouette that feels a little more special than your basic cotton top. And it comes in a whole spectrum of neutral skin tones as well as a bunch of fun colors.
The problem? Everyone else seems to know just how great the top is, too. The Fits Everybody T-Shirt is often out of stock, and getting your hands on one is no easy trick. If you’re looking for an alternative to tide you over until the next merch drop (or have given up on the whole situation entirely), try one of our fave similar finds.
The list includes tees at a bunch of different price points, so there’s definitely something here that’ll fit your body and your bank account!
The My Outfit Online take on Kim K’s masterpiece has two super soft layers, meaning you don’t have to worry about anything showing through. It also has the same signature high neckline and short sleeves hitting at just the right spot. With two-way stretch fabric, the Mist top will feel perfectly fitted on bodies of absolutely every shape and size. The broad range of colors and neutrals just about rivals SKIMS’ spread, too.
For a semi-sheer version of the SKIMS Fits Everybody, you’ll go crazy for this top from Parade. The buttery fabric is made of incredibly light cellulosic fiber fabric that feels pretty much weightless when it’s on. It’s also incredibly breathable, so it will keep you cool and dry despite the snug fit. The other good news is that Parade is all about sustainability. The fabric used in this tee requires 95% less water and 5% less carbon to produce than cotton does. Look good, feel good, do good — the Parade Perfect T-Shirt may truly be perfect.
The SKIMS Fits Everybody tee is nice, but if you’re looking for something really nice, RE ONA is a clear choice. The two-layered jersey fabric is super stretchy and unbelievably soft. Plus, the fit is tight enough that most will be able to go without a bra. This version hits just far down enough to tuck into your jeans, but there’s also a longer version if that’s more your vibe.
The Los Angeles Apparel tee is all about the stretch. It’s 80% nylon and 20% spandex, giving that smooth-fitted look. And, since nylon is known for its elastic recovery, you’ll be able to eternally avoid annoying overstretching. We’re picturing this SKIMS alternative paired with a baggy sweat set —super cozy and super cute. Bonus points — Los Angeles Apparel makes its clothes in the USA and pays workers fair wages.
The Lowell top is from Princess Polly’s Lower Impact line, which makes it another look-good-do-good situation. The fabric is a high-quality recycled nylon blend made up of offcuts that were otherwise destined for a landfill, not your closet. It has the same super stretch as the SKIMS Fits Everybody and is unlined to give that perfect body-hugging fit.
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