Several Page Six staffers now swear by these buttery soft tees. When it comes to wardrobe staples, sometimes the most affordable pieces reign supreme.
Case in point? The Trendy QueenT-Shirt, a buttery soft style that’s currently marked down to just $6 (!) for Prime Big Deal Days.
Madison LeCroy spotlighted it an Amazon Live last year, saying it’s “giving a knockoff version of Skims.”
“Something about a white tee for me,” she told viewers at the time. “It’s super thick, I actually really like it.”
Trendy Queen BUY NOW $6.99 $5.94+ But if the price sounds too good to be true, hear her (and us) out. After LeCroy’s rave review, several Page Six and New York Post staffers added the tee to their carts — and have since repurchased it in multiple colors. (In addition to white and black, it also comes in 34 other hues)
When I asked for photos for this story, several even told me it was in the laundry bin after weeks of repeat wear — the sure sign of a truly well-loved clothing item.
“Influenced by my colleagues, celebrities and thousands of happy Prime Day customers, I’ve hopped on the Trendy Queen bandwagon and never looked back,” Sr. Audience Optimization and Discovery Strategist Meaghan Seward said.
“She’s queen for a reason; these shirts are so flattering, so soft and so affordable,” she continued, after adding a few more to her cart.
Commerce Partnerships Associate Brooke Parker also found the budget-friendly basic fulfilled all its marketing promises to a T.
“Not only does it fully deliver on being buttery soft and flattering, it’s also so breathable and quick-drying, saving you from sweat stains that often come with fitted, colored shirts,” she said.
“Despite my extensive tee collection, I find myself reaching for my Trendy Queen weekly and will definitely be buying more colors while the Prime Day price is unbeatably low.”
Jackie Goldstein Jackie Goldstein, VP of Commerce, is also a fan of the style. She’s also perusing other pieces from the brand while they’re on sale, including the long sleeve version — which also rings in at just $6 — plus the brand’s loungewear.
“I think I own three Trendy Queens now (two white tee shirts, one black),” she said. “I was of course originally influenced by Madison LeCroy via Page Six’s coverage, and the price really is wild.”
While it’s hard to beat a $6 deal, check out our guides to the best beauty and fashion finds from the sale for even more savings — before prices go back up on Oct. 8.
Paige DeSorbo once called this affordable fall layer “perfection” and “so soft” on Amazon Live.
The “Giggly Squad” co-host’s Amazon storefront also includes this cute tank
Meanwhile Bethenny Frankel included this matching set in one off her Amazon curations.
Prime Big Deal Days — better known as October Prime Day — runs from Tuesday, Oct. 6 to Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026.
Like its July counterpart, October Prime Day is a member-exclusive sale. You can get a 30-day free trial to enjoy Prime Day savings (plus all the benefits of the subscription) with no strings attached.
Prime Day and Prime Big Deal Days are both Prime-exclusive seasonal sales featuring deep discounts on tech, beauty, clothing, essentials and more. October Prime Day occurs in the fall, kicking off the holiday shopping season, making it the perfect time to start buying gifts while inventory is up and prices are still down.
From deal-hunting on Amazon sales for years, we know the sale is the perfect time to save on top-rated tech like Apple AirPods, restock your favorite beauty and skincare, peruse gift-worthy accessories like jewelry and handbags, and comb through all of Amazon’s best-sellers for steep discounts.
For those already wondering about the next sale, we’re expecting Amazon drop headline-worthy Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals in November 2026. Then, we anticipate the retailer running back its annual Prime Day sale in summer 2027. Page Six Style will have all the latest news here.
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
