Thin jersey fabric loses shape at the shoulders and hem after a few washes, turning a fitted tee into a shapeless sack.

Three washes in and the shoulder seams have drifted halfway to your elbow, the hem curling upward like a scroll, transforming what was a sharp casual piece into something you only wear for painting walls.

Shoulder-to-shoulder taping and a reinforced neck band anchor the silhouette, preventing the dreaded 'bacon collar' and drooping armholes that plague standard tees.

Q: Is this fitted or relaxed?
A: The cut sits between slim and regular—tailored enough to look intentional under a jacket, relaxed enough to move freely during training. Size down for a closer fit; size up for a boxy, streetwear drape.

Q: Will the print survive repeated washing?
A: Because the design is sublimation-dyed into the fabric rather than heat-pressed on top, it becomes part of the garment itself. Wash inside-out on cold and tumble low for maximum longevity—the graphic will outlast the hem.