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Nick DiGiovanni Classic T-Shirt - $24.99
This is the foundation. The Nick DiGiovanni Classic T-Shirt is a soft, everyday tee made from 100% ring-spun cotton that's pre-shrunk, so it won't shrink after your first wash. It has a relaxed unisex fit that gives you room to move - something you appreciate when you're flipping a cast-iron pan full of butter-basted scallops.
The fabric handles heat well (obviously not oven-mitt level, but it won't cling to you after a long cook). I wore this during Nick's "Pasta from Scratch" binge session, and it stayed comfortable the whole time. The branding is clean - just Nick's logo centered on the chest. No loud graphics, just a subtle nod to your favorite cooking creator.
Nick DiGiovanni Premium Hoodie - $49.99
For early-morning prep sessions or those cold kitchen tiles, the Premium Hoodie is a game-changer. It's heavier than your average pullover, with a thick cotton-poly blend that traps warmth without making you sweat under the collar. The front pouch pocket is big enough to hold your phone and a kitchen timer. And the hood stays up even when you're moving fast.
I used this during a literal 10-hour stock marathon (inspired by Nick's "Homemade Stock vs. Store-Bought" taste test), and it never got in the way. Easy to take on and off if the heat cranks up too.
Nick DiGiovanni Polo Shirt - $34.99
Sometimes you want to look a little more put together, even in the kitchen. The Polo is your go-to for grilling in the backyard or hosting a dinner party. It has a classic three-button placket, a tidy collar, and that same soft cotton feel. I've worn this to a weekend barbecue while making Nick's "Ultimate Burger" recipe, and it resisted stains better than I expected (still, don't lean into the tomato sauce).
Nick DiGiovanni Tank Top - $19.99
Summer cooking is real. If you're sweating over a burner or braving a grill in July, the Tank Top is a no-brainer. It's lightweight, breathable, and leaves your arms free to handle hot pans or heavy pots. The cut is relaxed, not too tight, and the cotton blend keeps you cool. I threw this on during a heatwave while making Nick's "Cold Noodle Salad" recipe, and it was the only thing that made it bearable.