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Rhinestone Tees

Streetwear Tees, featuring midnight HUF x Spider-Man teesStreetwear Tees, featuring midnight HUF x Spider-Man tees
Skate tees, featuring an adidas x Thrasher teeSkate tees, featuring an adidas x Thrasher tee
Auto & Car Tees, featuring a West Coast Choppers teeAuto & Car Tees, featuring a West Coast Choppers tee
Rhinestone tees, featuring a pink Cookies rhinestoned t-shirtRhinestone tees, featuring a pink Cookies rhinestoned t-shirt
Music tees, featuring a Midnight Organic t-shirtMusic tees, featuring a Midnight Organic t-shirt
Sports tees, featuring WWE t-shirtsSports tees, featuring WWE t-shirts
Meme tees, featuring an A.LAB t-shirtMeme tees, featuring an A.LAB t-shirt
Anime tees, featuring a Hello Kitty T-shirtAnime tees, featuring a Hello Kitty T-shirt

Rhinestone tees from Ed Hardy, Affliction, Primitive, and more - tattoo-inspired graphics, loud prints, and rhinestone accents set into the fabric rather than printed on top. Think bold motifs, gothic lettering, and embellished designs where the stones are part of the graphic. Check out the full graphic tees collection if you want more options to round out the fit.

How to wash t-shirts with rhinestones?
Turn the tee inside out and wash on a cold, gentle cycle - heat and agitation are what knock rhinestones loose over time. Skip the dryer and lay it flat or hang to dry. Brands like Ed Hardy and Affliction use quality adhesive and heat-set stones, but treating them right keeps the embellishments intact longer.
When did rhinestone tees become popular?
Rhinestone tees had a massive moment in the early-to-mid 2000s, largely driven by brands like Ed Hardy and Affliction, whose embellished tattoo-graphic styles became synonymous with the era. The look is back now - less ironic, more intentional - with brands like Primitive bringing a fresh take that fits the current streetwear skater style.