T-Shirts

Buying a Printed T-Shirt

Most tees here use a unisex blank: straight body, short set-in sleeves, ribbed crew neck. Some designs are also offered on long sleeve or youth blanks; the style menu on each listing shows what is available.

Choosing a size

Measure a tee you already own while it lies flat: chest from one side seam to the other, then length from shoulder to hem. Match both numbers against the Unisex, Long Sleeve or Youth table in our Size Guide. A unisex cut runs roomier than many fitted women’s tees, so some buyers order one size down.

How the print is made

Tees are usually printed direct-to-garment. The ink settles into the fibers, so the print feels soft and moves with the fabric. Dark shirts receive a white base layer under the colors, which can make the printed area feel a little firmer than the rest of the shirt.

Care

Turn the shirt inside out, run it through a cold wash, and dry it on the lowest heat setting or on a line. An iron should never touch the print. Fabric details, where available, sit in the product description.

Mockup photos preview placement and color; small differences on the finished shirt are expected. A misprint or damage on arrival is handled under our Returns & Refunds policy.