Tanks can be a little trickier Stanthemanx3 Bubba Wallace Coke Zero 400 T-Shirt . Because the cut varies greatly between styles and brands. The was our top tank this year. Reasons we love it: It’s a unisex tank with a jersey knit, so it’s soft and thick material that makes it easy to wear. Tanks remain popular for fitness groups, teams, and warmer weather. This one has thick straps with a flattering cut, and comes in 100% cotton, triblend, and heathered colors.
Stanthemanx3 Bubba Wallace Coke Zero 400 T-Shirt, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt
Think of an office Stanthemanx3 Bubba Wallace Coke Zero 400 T-Shirt . If you own a laser printer and a copy machine, and had to make a single print of something, you’d use the printer. But if you wanted 1000 of the same thing, you’d never use the printer, always the copier to get a faster and more cost-effective outcome. Screen printing is similar to this. So when it comes to printing just one shirt, the simple answer is no, with time and money as the two main reasons. Screen printing is a mix of a manual and mechanical process that involves a lot of time to deliver the quality you deserve. Setting up the screens takes the same amount of time for any order, whether you print 25 or 2500 shirts. In regards to cost, the base cost is averaged out over the number of shirts printed. So printing one shirt would be insanely expensive because of base fees. This is also why it often makes sense to print more shirts at once. Our minimum is 24 shirts per design. This keeps it economically feasible for you so you don’t spend a fortune on a handful of garments. Now, you’ve probably heard of companies that can print one shirt, but what they do is direct to garment(DTG). DTG prints directly onto the shirt instead of using a screen to run ink through. It’s like using a printer to paste ink onto a garment. These printers enable single orders, but this process is completely different than traditional screen printing. This quality and feel is much different than classic screen printing, and we know this tangible difference is why screen printing has stood the test of time.
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Grabbed one of these for my husband for Christmas. It’s a great value for store. The shirt is an awesome material, very soft/silky type feel, love the color.
It does run a tad small but I feel like most UA clothes do. My husband generally wears an XL but it was a tad tighter than he likes so I had to do a XXL in this. Something to keep in mind.
Anonymous –
Nice smooth material with no itchy inside seams or tags. But go up a size from usual.
That’s because the fit is odd.
On my average-athletic 5’11” frame, the L is oddly small, tapering to the waist such that it pulls towards the back. Not a flattering look. It’s also a little shorter/smaller than I expect even for UA, especially since it’s not a stretchy fit.
I went up to an XL, which was *also* oddly a little *larger* this time than UA XL is normally, reaching almost the back of my thighs in back (front is normal “at the hips”) and feeling roomy enough that it could be a girlfriend-steals-it shirt.
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As expected but a tall person I recommend large to be longer in my opinion.
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Looks exactly like photo it’s perfect man BUY IT you won’t regret it only thing is I bought an XL cause I was thinking get a size bigger cause it’s cotton it will shrink and it looks like a 3X but other than that sooooooo In love