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Fabrics & Fit

A white fabric swatch can look sufficiently covered when it lies on a table, then look different when it becomes a T-shirt. For a basics brand, the purchasing question is practical: will the finished shirt give the amount of coverage your collection promises, across the sizes and wearing conditions you intend to approve? Compare fabrics […]

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Fabrics & Fit

There is no single fabric that is best for every T-shirt. A soft cotton jersey may be an excellent choice for an everyday crew neck, while a technical polyester knit may serve an active top better. A structured streetwear tee, a fitted fashion style, and a lightweight summer layer can all require different materials. The […]

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Fabrics & Fit

You find a plain T-shirt with no obvious men’s or women’s marking. Can the cut tell you what it was designed for? Sometimes the garment provides useful clues, but a single feature rarely proves the category. Shoulder width, chest room, waist shaping, body length, sleeves, and neckline all vary with the design. The most reliable […]

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Fabrics & Fit

Someone who is 5’7"—approximately 170 cm—may reasonably wonder whether a small, medium, or large hoodie will fit best. The problem is that height does not describe chest size, shoulder width, body weight, torso proportions, or how much room the wearer wants. Two people at the same height can therefore choose different sizes. Start with body […]

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