T-shirt weights range from the very light (5.3-oz) to a more standard (5.5-oz) on up to the perceived value of a heavier (6.1-oz to 7.1-oz) shirt. The weight you choose can depend on a few factors, such as: budget (the lighter the weight, the cheaper the t-shirt) or use (will the intended recipient wear the shirt to lounge or work-out?)
T-shirts have come a long way from something only men wore under dress shirts. Companies like American Apparel have made the tried and true t-shirt a wardrobe essential. Long gone are the days of boxy t-shirts that were only worn at the gym. T-shirts are now designed with fit and fashion in-mind, making t-shirts (a more popular) than ever give-a-way.
Not only are t-shirt feel and pricing affected by weight, but also the fabric content. Traditionally, the biggest question concerning t-shirts is “100% cotton or poly/cotton blend?” Cotton tees are usually associated with sports because they hold up well through dozens of washings and wearing. But poly/cotton blends have also long been popular for their durability and they do tend to have better fade and shrink resistance (when compared with 100% cotton t-shirts that are not pre-washed).
So, if considering giving away t-shirts at your next event give us a call and we’ll help you find the right fit, fabric, and decoration for your custom t-shirts!
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