T-Shirts Archives

$2.47 – $6.89

Feature:

4.3 oz./yd2, 30/1’s fabric
100% combed ring-spun cotton
Heather Grey is 90% cotton/ 10% polyester
100% cotton thread on color White
Taped neck and shoulders for comfort and durability
Non-topstitched, classic width, rib collar
Relaxed fit, side seamed body
Tear away label
American Apparel’s manufacturing process utilizes 45% renewable energy
American Apparel®
, through GildanÆ
s Community Investment Program, supports education, the environment, humanitarian aid and active living in the communities we do business in

$5.74 – $6.89

Feature:

4.3 oz./yd2, 30/1’s fabric
100% combed ring-spun cotton
Heather Grey is 90% cotton/ 10% polyester
100% cotton thread on color White
Self-fabric trim applied to neckline and armholes
1õ
double-needle bottom hem
Tubular body
Tear away label
American Apparel’s manufacturing process utilizes 45% renewable energy
American Apparel®
, through GildanÆ
s Community Investment Program, supports education, the environment, humanitarian aid and active living in the communities we do business in

$6.28 – $8.58

Feature:

3.5 oz., 40 singles
65% polyester, 35% combed ringspun cotton jersey
Note: The Polyester content is transitioning to Recycled Polyester. Mixed inventory may occur.
Fabric laundered for reduced shrinkage
Front coverstitched self-fabric set-in colar
Satin label
Sideseamed
Next Level Apparel has a recycling program for all fabric waste collected from the cutting process. All fabric scraps are sent to a recycling company that cleans and processes them to be used for cushion filling, rugs, etc. To date, 24.3M pounds of fabric have been recycled.

$6.80 – $12.41

Feature:

$7.11 – $7.45

Feature:

$4.76 – $5.91

Feature:

3.5 oz., 40 singles
65% polyester, 35% combed ringspun cotton
Note: The Polyester content is transitioning to Recycled Polyester. Mixed inventory may occur.
Cropped raw-edge hem and sleeves
1×1 baby rib neckline
Tear away label
Sublimation friendly
Next Level Apparel has a recycling program for all fabric waste collected from the cutting process. All fabric scraps are sent to a recycling company that cleans and processes them to be used for cushion filling, rugs, etc. To date, 24.3M pounds of fabric have been recycled.