Description
T-shirt Men Work Industrial Washable
Heavy Luxe T-shirt – Exclusive Quality
High Quality Materials and Comfort
Our Quality T-shirt is made from 60% cotton and 40% polyester, which provides an excellent balance between comfort and durability. With a weight of 220 g/m², this shirt offers a sturdy and supportive structure, ideal for both casual and professional environments. The use of single jersey fabric not only promotes breathability, but also provides a luxurious look and feel that you will enjoy wearing every day.
Stylish and Modern Design
This T-shirt has a modern, fashion-conscious cut that fits perfectly with today's clothing trends. Whether you wear it for a casual outing or as part of your workwear, this shirt offers the right style and flexibility. The minimalist look, without flashy labels, leaves room for your own creativity, especially when you consider having it printed with your own design or logo.
Benefits of LABELFREE
The LABELFREE concept emphasizes not only sustainability, but also convenience. This T-shirt features only a small-sized label on the left side of the neck, which minimizes the chance of irritation and discomfort. This makes the shirt ideal for people who value comfort without compromising on style. The minimalistic label also offers the possibility to easily personalize the shirt, making it perfect for both fashion and work purposes.
Product Specifications
- Quality: 60% cotton, 40% polyester
- Weight: 220 g/m²
- Fabric: Single jersey
- Box: 50 pieces, packaging: 10 pieces
- Can be ordered per piece
Have your clothes printed
At Labelfree, you understand the importance of personal expression and branding. That is why we offer various printing methods, such as screen printing, embroidery, woven emblems or DTG printing, so that your T-shirt fits exactly to your wishes. Whether you want a striking logo or a unique design, our team of graphic designers is ready to help you. We only offer our high-quality services for companies that want to strengthen their brand or for events.
