This tee is unique and incredibly soft with a worn-in, vintage look. Starting with a prepared-for-dye blank and cotton thread ensures vibrant color and a standard fit after washing.
5.5-ounce, 100% pigment-dyed ring spun cotton
Tear-away label
The pigment-dying process infuses each garment with unique character. Please allow for slight color variation in production and washing.
Care Instructions
Machine Wash Cold Inside Out With Like Colors. Only Non-Chlorine Bleach When Needed. Tumble Dry Low. Do Not Iron.
Product Description
This tee is unique and incredibly soft with a worn-in, vintage look. Starting with a prepared-for-dye blank and cotton thread ensures vibrant color and a standard fit after washing.
5.5-ounce, 100% pigment-dyed ring spun cotton
Tear-away label
The pigment-dying process infuses each garment with unique character. Please allow for slight color variation in production and washing.
Care Instructions
Machine Wash Cold Inside Out With Like Colors. Only Non-Chlorine Bleach When Needed. Tumble Dry Low. Do Not Iron.
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Our apparel items are customized using professional DTF (Direct-to-Film) printing, a bright and durable method perfect for vibrant, long-lasting designs. DTF prints have a soft, flexible feel and stay vibrant wash after wash. They won’t crack, peel, or fade when cared for properly.
Where do the prints come from?
All of my apparel prints are made by a professional, mom-owned small business I partner with. Their quality and consistency are unbeatable.
How are the prints applied?
Your design is professionally heat-pressed, cold-peeled, and finished with a second press for a smooth, durable bond to the fabric.
Do DTF prints last through many washings?
YES! DTF is one of the longest-lasting print types. For best results, wash inside-out in cold water, do not use fabric softener and hang dry or tumble low.
