Devil's Tree Service
Men's Premium T-Shirt
Devil's Tree Service
Men's Premium T-Shirt
$26.99
Color: heather gray
slimmer fit
Men's Premium T-Shirt is in stock. We will print it as soon as you order it.
Delivery time: 4/27/25 - 4/29/25 (Standard)
Classic cut T-shirt for men, 100% cotton (Heather gray and heather ice blue are 95% cotton/5% viscose. Heather blue & charcoal gray are 80% cotton/20% polyester. Heather burgundy is 60% cotton/40% polyester. Heather oatmeal is 99% cotton/1% viscose) Brand: Spreadshirt
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Product Details
This premium T-shirt is as close to perfect as can be. It's optimized for all types of print and will quickly become your favorite T-shirt. Soft, comfortable and durable, this is a definite must-own.
- Brand: Spreadshirt
- 100% cotton (heather gray and heather ice blue are 95% cotton /5% viscose. Heather blue & charcoal gray are 80% cotton/20% polyester. Heather burgundy is 60% cotton/40% polyester. Heather oatmeal is 99% cotton/1% viscose) | Fabric Weight: 4.42 oz (lightweight)
- Wide range of sizes from S-5XL
- Fairly produced, certified and triple audited.
- Double stitched, reinforced seams at shoulder, sleeve, collar and waist
- Optimized for beautiful brilliance across all printing methods
- Imported; processed and printed in the U.S.A.
Product dimensions measured on a flatly laid out product.
Size
A (inch)
B (inch)
C (inch)
26.5
17.48
7.99
27.48
20.0
8.27
28.46
21.5
8.98
30.24
23.98
9.25
31.5
25.47
9.45
31.97
27.72
10.24
32.99
29.49
10.51
33.98
31.5
10.98
Tip: measure an item of clothing at hand to compare.
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10/10/24
Overprice for a t-shirt.
10/2/24
very good service
9/6/24
A quality T...
8/30/24
Same as the black 3XL premium t-shirt.
8/30/24
Great t-shirt, maybe it's a slim fit but I'm not sure. It's a little tight in the shoulder area to be a 3XL, but overall my design is awesome and I'm looking to do more soon.
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Devil's Tree Service
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