Shirt for exposed diapers

[Andy-bozu]

I'm in the market for a new T-shirt for when i feel little and want to pamper up, but I am wonder if there anybody that specializes in shirts that are cut high on the waist so that it leaves the diaper exposed. I consider trying for smaller size shirt but don't want to feel uncomfortable, am looking for just a plain tee, probably baby blue so I can go for a Tommy pickles just shirt and diaper combo.

[ValentinesStuff]

Search for a women's cropped t shirt.

[Little Sherri]

Reading this has me nodding along, because I share the belief, under some circumstances, that the more diaper is visible, the better, but, at the same time, I don't like not having a shirt on. Don't get me wrong - during the day, I typically have a diaper shirt "onesie" on, so even if I took my pants off, most of my diaper would be covered. I'm not an exhibitionist. But, when the kids are in bed, and it's the time of night when I can enjoy being in just a diaper, I like a shorter short. Not crop-top short - nobody would want to see that - but, I don't want one that drapes over my diaper like a gown, either. So, most of my sleeping shirts are older t-shirts that are a bit too small on me, that have been stretched out so that they're not snug, but, a lot of washing and drying has reduced their length to the point where they hover just at the top of most diapers, with the exception of my largest, some of which go so far up my back that I'd have to wear half a shirt if I wanted complete exposure. But I like having the pattern on the landing zone visible (for the products that have that), because I paid for that feature. I don't think my wife cares one way or the other how long my shirt is, so I might as well enjoy that time when I have it. It also takes me back to a childhood mental space, to a certain extent, because I recall tugging my shirts down over my diapers, almost obsessively, and they never seemed long enough back then. 

I'm a large in most shirts, so I will buy a medium, wash it a couple of times, and then wear it overtop of another shirt, for example, so that it stretches out width-wise, and around my arms, but not in length. It would be great if someone made a shirt like that, but I think it might be a hard target to hit for most people - how long is too long, and how short is too short? The easiest solution is probably to get a sewing machine and just take your shirts up a couple of inches and finish the hem, if you're, ahem, "sew" inclined. 

[DAQ]

You might also check out Tykables. While they are printed they are specifically cut for the look you are going for and some of the patterns are awesome and subtly abdl.

[wetngooshy]

Try Baby Pants, I've never bought shirts from them but their writeup emphasizes shortness.  Though no blue available.

https://www.baby-pants.com/index.php

[Andy-bozu]

I took a look at Tykables and baby pants, neither had what I was looking for. but I did find some shirts over at Etzy that I decided to give whirl.

[rusty pins]

Geez!  Half the t-shirts I get in stores won't stay tucked in at the back.  I do have a big belly and my pants ride low on my hips, but in stores I hold up a shirt and can tell just by looking at it that it won't stay tucked in.  I try and look for the longer t-shirts when I can find them

My experience is that t-shirts come in all different lengths.  It all depends upon who makes them and how inexpensive they want the costs to be as well as the market and profit margins.  Usually I get my t-shirts from places I go on vacation.  Casino logo shirts, zoos, places like that.  Often they have the $24 shirts and sometimes the $12 shirts.  It's usually the cheap shirts that are really short.

I've gotten some shirts in Las Vegas at casinos and they won't even come down to the waist of my jeans!  Monte Carlo, Palms, Treasure Island, Tropicana, Balleys, the Titanic Exhibit, many more that I can't even name now.  I rarely buy casino shirts or shirts at attractions like zoos anymore because they are way too short and I can't wear them, even with my regular underpants.  I get size 3X and they are still too short for the most part.  With a diaper, the second I would walk out the house everyone who would see me would know I was wearing diapers because I wouldn't be able to hide them from showing out my pants with any of those t-shirts.

I say look around, hold up any t-shirt and see the length.  You will find some very short ones if you look around.  Go to anyplace in your town that might sell souvenor t-shirts as I believe those are the cheapest made and my experience, the shortest in overall length.

[BabyLock]

It is winter right now - but if you can find a beach shop selling full length "T" shirts with or without logos ads - - -

These are used as cover-ups for skimpy bikini beach wear.

And then there is the surgical option take any tunic like "T" shirt and shorten the hem to the degree for your fantasy.

A simple sewing machine stitch and done.

For ease in wear the side seams could be split

Also consider the snug or loose fit - what that does for your theme - - -

Maybe if you pile on the diapers you might wear something loose

If you like snug then wearing pull-ups may be your deal

In any event are you adequately padded for the duration of your lark ?

I started out - It is winter - take care to avoid too much northern exposure - but be cool about it !   LOL !  

[AbabeBill]

You can have a look here, Etsy.

https://etsy.me/3uyQCcM
 

[Andy-bozu]

On 2/7/2022 at 1:56 PM, AbabeBill said:

You can have a look here, Etsy.

https://etsy.me/3uyQCcM
 

I did get one of their shirts, but I think they're designed for female body types, I tried mine on and it was pretty tight in the shoulders, and wasn't comfortable. Plus the whole.. lapped shoulder design seems kinda weird. Have another one coming still, a Men's Cropped T-shirt from a different etsy shop. It's not ABDL specific, but, might end up doing the job.

Kinda Surprised this would turn out to be an under served niche when it comes to ABDL, you'd think there'd be lots of Diaper exposing shirts out there.

[Andy-bozu]

Update, I just received the other cropped tee, though it came from an unlikely source https://www.etsy.com/listing/480362615/marekrichard-core-crop-tee-blue?click_key=3e6c9540fe60c68881df2728687a08a245912407%3A480362615&click_sum=721f6e59&ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=mens+crop+top&ref=sr_gallery-1-38

I don't think I'm in the intended demographic for it, but it works really well none the less. Fits just fine in the shoulders, and leaves my diaper completely exposed for all to see, or change.

[Lil Leo]

On 1/31/2022 at 7:14 PM, Andy-bozu said:

I'm in the market for a new T-shirt for when i feel little and want to pamper up, but I am wonder if there anybody that specializes in shirts that are cut high on the waist so that it leaves the diaper exposed. I consider trying for smaller size shirt but don't want to feel uncomfortable, am looking for just a plain tee, probably baby blue so I can go for a Tommy pickles just shirt and diaper combo.

Well there not plain but go to Amazon ABDL Fluffy Butt shirts they have quite a selection but I didn't see any plain ones. If I had lots o' money I could spend a lot there LOL.