Tultex 541 Premium Cotton Blend T-Shirt
Introducing our premium fine jersey t-shirt, crafted with a blend of 50% combed ring-spun USA cotton and 50% polyester, weighing 4.3 oz./yd² with a 30 singles construction. This high-quality garment is chemically reactive-dyed and pre-washed to minimize shrinkage, ensuring a comfortable fit and lasting durability. Featuring a ribbed crewneck collar, taped neck and shoulders for added strength, and double-needle stitching on the sleeves and bottom hem, this t-shirt is designed for both style and longevity. It also includes a tear-away label for convenience and is USMCA Certified, demonstrating its commitment to quality production. Additionally, this product aligns with sustainable fashion standards, as it meets the OEKO-TEX Standard 100 for sustainable manufacturing and comes from a facility that holds a SMETA audit certification, reflecting our commitment to socially conscious production practices. Embrace comfort, quality, and sustainability with our premium t-shirt.
Original: $4.40
-70%$4.40
$1.32
Description
Introducing our premium fine jersey t-shirt, crafted with a blend of 50% combed ring-spun USA cotton and 50% polyester, weighing 4.3 oz./yd² with a 30 singles construction. This high-quality garment is chemically reactive-dyed and pre-washed to minimize shrinkage, ensuring a comfortable fit and lasting durability. Featuring a ribbed crewneck collar, taped neck and shoulders for added strength, and double-needle stitching on the sleeves and bottom hem, this t-shirt is designed for both style and longevity. It also includes a tear-away label for convenience and is USMCA Certified, demonstrating its commitment to quality production. Additionally, this product aligns with sustainable fashion standards, as it meets the OEKO-TEX Standard 100 for sustainable manufacturing and comes from a facility that holds a SMETA audit certification, reflecting our commitment to socially conscious production practices. Embrace comfort, quality, and sustainability with our premium t-shirt.
