Garment Dyed Heavyweight Ringspun Short Sleeve Shirt
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- 6.1 oz., pre-shrunk 100% ringspun cotton
- Soft washed garment dyed fabric
- Twill label
- Set-in sleeves
- Double-needle stitching on neck, sleeves and bottom hem
- Shoulder-to-shoulder taping
NOTE ON THE PRINTING OF NEONS:
Fabric Temperature
The neon optical and pigment dyes in these shirts are reactive to heat. The recommended maximum fabric temperature is 320 degrees. Printers are advised to use temperature strips to measure the temperature of the fabric as it passes through the dryer or heat source.
Dryer Temperature
Dryer temperature should be adjusted to keep the fabric below 320 degrees. When placing garments on the belt, lay them as flat as possible to avoid high spots that may touch the inside of the dryer or come closer to heat elements.
It is recommended to test (and launder) a shirt before a full production run. This information is provided only as a guide; individual results may vary.
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Paprika
Butter
Chalky Mint
Chambray
Island Reef
Lagoon
Melon
Mystic Blue
Periwinkle
True Navy
Violet
Banana
Terracotta
Boysenberry
Island Green
Orchid
Seafoam
Topaz Blue
Washed Denim
Bay
China Blue
Emerald
Granite
Grape
Ivory
Moss
Navy
Sapphire
Wine
Espresso
Hydrangea
Peachy
Blossom
White
Pepper
Graphite
Neon Red Orange
Crimson
Mustard
Neon Pink
Yam
Ice Blue
Sage
Light Green
Citrus
Watermelon
Flo Blue
Black
Grey
Bright Salmon
Berry
Blue Jean
Royal Caribe
Midnight
Khaki
Bluespruce
Sandstone
Chili
Crunchberry
Denim
Burnt Orange
Hemp
Brick
Bright Orange
Neon Cantaloupe
Neon Lemon
Neon Violet
- 6.1 oz., pre-shrunk 100% ringspun cotton
- Soft washed garment dyed fabric
- Twill label
- Set-in sleeves
- Double-needle stitching on neck, sleeves and bottom hem
- Shoulder-to-shoulder taping
NOTE ON THE PRINTING OF NEONS:
Fabric Temperature
The neon optical and pigment dyes in these shirts are reactive to heat. The recommended maximum fabric temperature is 320 degrees. Printers are advised to use temperature strips to measure the temperature of the fabric as it passes through the dryer or heat source.
Dryer Temperature
Dryer temperature should be adjusted to keep the fabric below 320 degrees. When placing garments on the belt, lay them as flat as possible to avoid high spots that may touch the inside of the dryer or come closer to heat elements.
It is recommended to test (and launder) a shirt before a full production run. This information is provided only as a guide; individual results may vary.