The Bear Season Four Brought Back Carmy’s Perfect White Tee, And We’ve Found The Exact One

With Carmy back on our screens, this summer belongs to the humble white tee.

Jeremy Allen White as Carmy Berzatto in his signature white T-shirt on FX’s The Bear.

by Henrik Lischke |
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It's official: The Bear is back on Disney+. And even though it's the Emmy Award-winning show's fourth outing, we're still not over that white T-shirt.

Fans will know what we're talking about, but for the uninitiated, we're referring to a skin-tight white tee worn by Jeremy Allen White, who plays Carmy. Once you tune in, you’ll understand. You see, we all know the power a good white tee holds. Us fashion editors like to wax lyrical about the timeless appeal of this wardrobe staple, but we hardly ever talk about how, ahem, sexy, the perfect white tee can be, too. As Lana Del Rey sings, 'Blue jeans, white shirt, walked into the room, you know you made my eyes burn.' And after watching the show, we finally understood what she meant.

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JEREMY ALLEN WHITE AS CARMY BERZATTO IN HIS SIGNATURE WHITE T-SHIRT ON FX’S THE BEAR.

Obviously, this proved to be internet sleuth catnip and super-fans quickly ID’ed Carmy’s sexy tee. Praise be. Twitter, TikTok and Reddit agreed: it’s the 1950s Men's Loopwheeled T-Shirt by the German basics company, Merz B. Schwanen. But it’s no regular tee, mais non. It’s made in a loop-wheel factory, which means the T-shirt is knitted in a continuous loop (aka, there are no side seams).

The original will set you back a cool 63,03 EUR (around £53) with £15 extra for shipping from the Merz B. Schwanen website. Alternatively, check out some of our favourite 'perfect' high street white tees below.

Shop: Perfect White T-Shirts

Massimo Dutti, 100% Cotton Short-Sleeve T-ShirtMassimo Dutti

Mango, Cotton Short Sleeve TopMango

Henrik Lischke is the Senior Fashion Features Editor at Grazia. Prior to that, he held the role of commerce writer at British Vogue, and was junior fashion editor at The Sunday Times Style. A first-class honours Fashion Journalism graduate from UAL: London College of fashion, Henrik is invariably on the lookout for the newest talent in fashion, that is driving the industry forward, and shining the spotlight on them whenever possible. He’s also got a passion for interiors design and the arts. Follow Henrik on Instagram @henriklischke.

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