The 6th Floor Blog: What Does Your T-Shirt Say About You?

We'll start with what our T-shirts say about us.

For most of its history, The New York Times Magazine included a section devoted to fashion. And while these days, we don't cover fashion in the same way (our sister magazine, T: The Times Style Magazine does a thorough job of that), we are still interested in the ways that clothing can communicate meaning.

Yesterday, we asked members of the magazine's staff to bring in their favorite T-shirts. They are featured in the photographs here. Some are purely functional, others have emotional histories attached to them. Almost all are soft and worn.

Take our quiz below on which T-shirt belongs to which type of person and write your guesses in the comments section.

Of the nine T-shirts below, which belongs to the Iowa-born managing editor of the magazine? Which belongs to an athlete who owns a sailboat?

Of the nine T-shirts below, which belongs to a Canadian former competitive figure skater? Which belongs to a reality-television junkie who grew up in a one-bedroom apartment in the West Village? Which one belongs to a Latin dancer from Kentucky?

Of the nine T-shirts below, which belongs to a runner with an encyclopedic knowledge of music history? Which belongs to the yoga fanatic who refuses to get a Twitter handle?