This heavy-duty Gildan DryBlend 50/50 T-Shirt is made to work for you. It has all the styling of a classic t-shirt, including a wide variety of color options, but with Gildan's trademark DryBlend fabric. This fabric is specifically designed to wick moisture away from the body, helping to keep you dry and cool. Soft, preshrunk cotton is blended with durable, colorfast polyester for optimal quality. The 50/50 blend provides you with the best of both materials and provides the right balance of moisture-retaining fabric. Shoulder-to-shoulder taping covers the raw edges of the shirt's construction to enhance comfort. With a 5.6oz material weight, you will feel the density of this t-shirt, but experience the breathability of a much lighter shirt. The seamless collar, double-needle stitching throughout, and heat transfer label (instead of a fabric tag) equal comfy, all-day wear no matter your activity.
- 50% preshrunk cotton, 50% polyester
- DryBlend fabric wicks moisture away from the body
- Double-needle stitching throughout
- Taped shoulder-to-shoulder
- Seamless collar
- Gildan DryBlend styles are in transition to a new heat seal label. We currently have a mixed inventory between standard sewn-in labels and heat seal labels.
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Logo is HTV (Heat Transfer Vinyl)
CARE:
Wash on gentle cycle and dry on low cycle or air dry
If you need to iron the shirt you should use an ioron on low heat and turn the shirt inside-out to avoid damaging the logo.
If the logo peels up you can get it back into shape by placing a piece of baking paper over the logo and pressing for 10 seconds with an iron on high heat.
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