T-Shirts Archives

$5.52 – $9.82

Feature:

4 oz., 50% cotton, 50% recycled polyester
Tear-away label
Self-bound neck
Tonal stitching on inside collar
Blindstitched hems
“A-” list status from CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project)
Energy Star Partner of the Year (14 consecutive years)
Every piece of Alternative apparel purchased from our company qualifies for Hanes4Education

$22.39 – $25.62

Feature:

4.1 oz., 20 singles
50% recycled polyester, 38% cotton, 12% rayon
Free hood with no ties
Set-in sleeves
Full-zip with Natural zipper tape
Split pouch pockets
Unisex slim fit
A- list status from CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project)
Energy Star Partner of the Year (14 consecutive years)
Every piece of Alternative apparel purchased from our company qualifies for Hanes4Education

$4.03 – $14.66

Feature:

4.1 oz., 20 singles
50% recycled polyester, 38% cotton, 12% rayon
Blindstitching on sleeves and bottom hem
3/4″ bound collar
Side-seamed
Imperfect knit creates vintage striations
Unisex slim fit
A- list status from CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project)
Energy Star Partner of the Year (14 consecutive years)
Every piece of Alternative apparel purchased from our company qualifies for Hanes4Education

$3.21 – $6.04

Feature:

4.6 oz., 100% ringspun cotton preshrunk jersey
Soft, lightweight 30 singles ring-spun cotton
Athletic Heather, Peppered Red Heather 90% ring-spun cotton / 10% polyester
Charcoal Heather, Black Ink Heather, Retro Heather Purple 60% cotton / 40% polyester
Aqua Velvet Heather, Candy Hearts Heather, Mint To Be Heather 99% cotton / 1% polyester
Made with sustainably sourced USA grown cotton
Classic fit with shaped armholes
Seamless 1×1 ribbed collar with two-needle coverstitching on front neck
Two-needle on bottom
Shoulder-to-shoulder taping
Quarter-turned to eliminate center crease
Tear away label
Fruit of the Loom styles are manufactured using sustainable protocols which are measured and reported annually by Fruit of the Loom, Inc.
Fruit of the Loom styles are manufactured with the commitment to enriching lives for people and communities which is measured and reported annually by Fruit of the Loom, Inc.