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Levi's Boys Roll Models T-Shirt in White is a short sleeve graphic T-shirt for boys aged 4 to 16 years, part of the Levi's AW2026 collection. Made in Bulgaria from 60% cotton and 40% polyester, the jersey fabric has a soft hand-feel with the durability and shape-retention that the polyester content provides — particularly useful in a graphic tee that will be worn and washed frequently. The white base is the most direct choice for a print tee: it maximises the impact of the graphic without adding visual noise from the background colour.
The “Roll Models” name is a deliberate piece of wordplay — a twist on “role models” with a rolling or wheels-based reference that nods to skate, BMX and street culture. It’s the kind of graphic language that reads differently to a younger child than to a 12 or 14-year-old, which makes this a genuinely broad-appeal designer boys’ graphic T-shirt across the full age range.
Buying Advice
The 60/40 cotton-polyester blend performs better for a graphic tee than pure cotton in one specific way: it’s less prone to shrinking in the wash, which matters because shrinkage is one of the most common reasons graphic tees stop fitting or distort the print. Machine wash at 30°C and turn inside out before washing — this is the most important single care step for preserving a printed graphic. Do not iron directly over the print; if ironing is needed, press inside out or avoid the print area. Hang or tumble dry on low. White is the most high-maintenance base colour for a children’s top — marks and stains show readily, and it can yellow over time with heat drying. For younger boys who are still messy at mealtimes, this tee is better suited to after-school and weekend wear than all-day school use. For older boys and teens, the white base with a strong graphic reads as a considered, stylish choice rather than a plain basic.
Style Variants
Available Colors: White
Size Reference for Levi's Models T-Shirt in White
Available Sizes: 4 Yrs, 5 Yrs, 6 Yrs, 8 Yrs, 10 Yrs, 12 Yrs, 14 Yrs, 16 Yrs























