Carded Longsleeve T-shirt 200GSM - SAMPLE FOR CLOTHING BRANDS

Carded Longsleeve T-shirt

Navy / S

€25,95

Carded Longsleeve T-shirt

€25,95

Sample price. Production price available upon request.

Model wears size L and is 178cm tall.

Fit: Normal Fit
Grammage: 200GSM
Country of origin: China

Modern long-sleeve with a boxy fit and sturdy fabric, designed for brands looking for a slightly heavier and more structured base than a standard long-sleeve. The combination of a shorter, wider fit and dropped shoulders gives the shirt a distinct streetwear look. The heavyweight cotton quality ensures the shirt maintains its shape beautifully and has a premium feel when worn.

If you decide to produce your sample later, you'll receive 50% of your sample costs back with your order.

ColourNavy

MateS

Pickup available at de Producent

Usually ready in 5+ days

No-Label

Fast delivery

High quality

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100% carded cotton

Printing, screen printing, embroidery, 3D embroidery, patches, badges and more.

Wash at a maximum of 30°C with similar colours, do not bleach, do not tumble dry and iron at a low temperature.

Amfori, Vegan, UPF 40+

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Our most premium blanks ever. Heavyweight fabric, 100% cotton, French terry. A fabric for all seasons with premium details and a relaxed fit.

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