Types of T-Shirts: The Complete Guide to Every Style, Fabric, Neckline

The t-shirt is the most universal garment in human clothing history — worn by virtually every person on the planet, across every culture, in every climate, for every occasion from manual labor to black-tie casual. And yet 't-shirt' covers an enormous range of distinct products: different constructions, different fabrics, different necklines, different fits, different sleeve lengths, and different print methods — each serving a different purpose, a different audience, and a different program.

This guide is the most comprehensive types of t-shirts resource available for wholesale buyers, clothing brands, screen printers, decorators, team managers, and anyone who needs to choose the right t-shirt for a specific purpose. We cover every major dimension of t-shirt variation: style and construction, fabric type, neckline type, fit type, sleeve length, and print method — with wholesale buying guidance for every category.

What this guide covers: t-shirt styles (22 types), t-shirt fabrics (10 types), t-shirt necklines (8 types), t-shirt fits (5 types), print methods (5 types), and wholesale selection guides for men, women, and every program type.

Part 1: Types of T-Shirts by Style — 22 Distinct T-Shirt Types

1. Basic Crew Neck T-Shirt

The basic crew neck is the original t-shirt — a short-sleeve, round-neck top in 100% cotton or cotton-blend jersey. The crew neck t-shirt has been the most popular garment in American fashion for over 70 years and remains the highest-volume wholesale blank in the market. Available in weights from 4.2oz to 6.1oz, the basic crew is the foundation of every decorated apparel program.

• Best for: literally every program — events, teams, schools, corporate casual, lifestyle retail, promotional merchandise

• Top blanks: Gildan 5000 (budget), Bella+Canvas 3001 (premium), Comfort Colors 1717 (vintage)

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2. V-Neck T-Shirt

The V-neck t-shirt replaces the round crew collar with a V-shaped neckline that opens at the chest. V-necks read as slightly more polished than crew necks — appropriate for semi-casual professional environments, corporate casual programs, and retail lifestyle collections where a crew neck feels too casual. Men's V-necks are particularly popular because the V-shape is considered flattering across a broad range of body types.

• Best for: corporate casual, retail lifestyle, men's fashion programs, hospitality staff casual uniforms

• Top blanks: Next Level Apparel 3200 (men's), Bella+Canvas 3005 (women's)

3. Pocket T-Shirt

The pocket tee adds a single chest pocket — typically a left-chest welt or patch pocket — to a standard crew neck or V-neck t-shirt. The pocket tee has deep workwear roots: it provided a practical storage point for small tools, pens, and essential items. In contemporary wholesale programs, the pocket tee is popular for construction and trades crew shirts, heritage lifestyle brands, and workwear-adjacent apparel programs.

• Best for: construction crews, trades programs, workwear brands, heritage lifestyle

• Top blanks: Gildan 5000 with pocket (5300), Volunteer Knitwear VL100P (Made in USA pocket tee)

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4. Henley T-Shirt

The henley is a collarless t-shirt with a placket opening at the center front neckline — typically 2–5 inches long with 2–3 buttons. The henley originated as the undergarment for rowing crews and has become a wardrobe staple for men's casual-elevated dressing. In wholesale programs, henleys appear in heritage lifestyle collections, outdoor brand merchandise, and premium retail programs where a crew neck feels too basic.

• Best for: men's lifestyle retail, heritage outdoor brands, premium casual programs

5. Raglan / Baseball T-Shirt

The raglan t-shirt has sleeves that extend from the collar to the underarm in a single diagonal seam — no shoulder seam — producing the characteristic two-tone color construction where the body is one color and the sleeves are a different color. Originally a baseball jersey construction, the raglan is the most popular t-shirt style for baseball and softball team programs, youth sports, and vintage-inspired lifestyle brands.

• Best for: baseball and softball teams, youth sports, vintage lifestyle brands

• Top blanks: Augusta Sportswear raglan jerseys, Bella+Canvas 3200 raglan tee

6. Long Sleeve T-Shirt

The long sleeve t-shirt is identical in construction to a basic crew neck but with full-length sleeves. Long sleeve tees serve as layering pieces in cool weather, sun protection in outdoor programs, and warm-weather fashion in certain markets. In wholesale, long sleeve cotton tees are popular for school spirit wear, athletic programs, and lifestyle brands building seasonal collections.

• Best for: fall/winter programs, layering, sun protection, school spirit, athletic teams

• Top blanks: Gildan 5400 Heavy Cotton Long Sleeve, Next Level 3110 long sleeve, Bella+Canvas 3501

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7. Performance T-Shirt / Athletic Tee

The performance t-shirt is made from moisture-wicking 100% polyester or polyester-blend fabric engineered to move sweat away from the skin during physical activity. Performance tees are the standard for school athletic programs, sports team uniforms, gym merchandise, and corporate wellness events where sweat management during activity is a functional requirement. The polyester construction dries faster than cotton and holds its color better through repeated washing.

• Best for: athletic teams, gym programs, school sports, corporate wellness events

• Top blanks: Augusta Sportswear, Badger Sport, C2 Sport 5100, A4

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8. Tri-Blend T-Shirt

The tri-blend t-shirt uses a three-fiber blend — typically 50% polyester, 25% cotton, 25% rayon — that combines the moisture management of polyester, the comfort of cotton, and the drape of rayon. The result is the softest, most drapey wholesale t-shirt construction available — typically in heathered, slightly mottled colorways that give the fabric a naturally vintage appearance. The tri-blend is the premium blank for lifestyle and retail brands.

• Best for: lifestyle brands, boutique retail, yoga programs, premium decorated apparel

• Top blanks: Bella+Canvas 3413 (the tri-blend standard), Next Level 6010 tri-blend, Allmade AL2004 (Repreve-certified tri-blend)

9. Garment-Dyed T-Shirt

A garment-dyed t-shirt is constructed first and dyed afterward — the reverse of standard piece-dyed production where fabric is dyed before cutting and sewing. Garment dyeing produces naturally varied, muted tones with a washed, vintage appearance that piece-dyed fabrics can't replicate. The dyeing process slightly distorts the fabric texture and seams, producing the 'lived in' look that defines authentic vintage aesthetics.

• Best for: vintage streetwear, Southern lifestyle brands, craft brewery merchandise, Americana programs

• Top blanks: Comfort Colors 1717 (the industry standard in 65+ garment-dyed colors)

Explore the Comfort Colors full catalog at Simplstc Apparel.

10. Oversized T-Shirt

The oversized t-shirt is cut with a wider body, longer hem, and dropped shoulder seams that place the sleeve seam below the natural shoulder — producing a boxy, relaxed silhouette intentionally larger than standard sizing. Oversized tees are a dominant trend in streetwear and youth fashion. In wholesale, the oversized look is achieved either by ordering 1–2 sizes up on standard blanks or by ordering specifically oversized-cut styles.

• Best for: streetwear brands, Gen Z youth programs, lifestyle retail

• How to achieve: order Gildan 5000 or Bella+Canvas 3001 1–2 sizes up; or order specifically oversized cuts from select brands

11. Cropped T-Shirt

The cropped t-shirt has a hemline ending above the natural waist — from just below the rib cage to the belly button. Cropped tees are a women's athletic, streetwear, and lifestyle fashion staple. In wholesale programs, cropped tees appear in gym and fitness studio merchandise, women's lifestyle brand collections, and beach/resort retail programs.

• Best for: women's gym merchandise, lifestyle brands, beach/resort programs, streetwear

• Top blanks: Bella+Canvas women's crop tee, Next Level crop styles

Explore tank tops for related women's athletic styles.

12. Tie-Dye T-Shirt

Tie-dye t-shirts are plain cotton tees that have been folded, twisted, or gathered and then dyed to produce psychedelic, swirling multicolor patterns. Tie-dye cycles through popularity every few years — most recently returning as a major trend in 2020 and continuing as a craft and DIY culture staple. In wholesale programs, pre-tie-dyed blanks are available for programs that want the tie-dye look without the manual dyeing process.

• Best for: summer camp programs, festival merchandise, craft and DIY brands, youth programs

13. Sleeveless / Tank Top T-Shirt

The sleeveless shirt — also called a muscle tee, A-shirt, or athletic tank — removes the sleeves from a standard t-shirt construction for maximum arm mobility and heat management during athletic activity. Available in various constructions from the basic ribbed A-shirt to the performance racerback and the fashion muscle tee.

• Best for: gym programs, athletic teams, warm-weather events, streetwear

Explore all tank top styles in our dedicated tank top guide.

14. Polo Shirt

Technically a knit collar shirt rather than a classic t-shirt, the polo shirt occupies the space between a casual t-shirt and a formal button-down shirt — a collared knit top with a 2–4 button placket at the neckline and typically short sleeves. Polo shirts are the standard for golf programs, corporate casual uniforms, school uniforms, and any program that needs a more professional appearance than a standard t-shirt.

Explore polo shirts at Simplstc Apparel — the full corporate polo catalog.

15. Ringer T-Shirt

The ringer tee has a different color on the collar rib and sleeve cuffs than the body — producing the characteristic stripe-bordered collar and cuff detail. The ringer is a vintage 1970s–80s aesthetic that has returned in streetwear and lifestyle fashion as a retro design element. Popular for vintage lifestyle brands, nostalgic sports merchandise, and heritage aesthetic programs.

• Best for: vintage aesthetic brands, retro sports programs, heritage lifestyle

16. Thermal / Waffle Knit T-Shirt

Thermal shirts use a waffle-knit fabric construction — the characteristic grid pattern of raised and recessed squares — that creates air pockets between the fabric and skin for improved insulation. Thermal tees are worn as base layers in cold weather programs, as standalone casual layering pieces, and in heritage workwear programs.

• Best for: cold-weather layering, outdoor programs, workwear-adjacent brands

17. Compression T-Shirt

Compression shirts fit tightly against the body to apply graduated pressure to the torso and arms — improving circulation, reducing muscle oscillation during activity, and providing core support during athletic performance. Compression shirts are worn as standalone athletic garments or as base layers under team jerseys.

• Best for: athletic performance programs, team jersey base layers, endurance sports

18. Graphic T-Shirt

The graphic tee is defined by its decoration rather than its construction — a printed image, illustration, text, or design on a standard t-shirt blank. Any t-shirt with a printed graphic is technically a graphic tee. The graphic tee is the most popular form of self-expression through clothing globally — band tees, brand tees, statement tees, and art tees all fall within this category.

• Best for: lifestyle brands, events, team programs, promotional merchandise, retail collections

• Decoration methods: screen printing (most popular for graphics), DTF printing (full-color/photo), embroidery (premium stitched)

19. Organic Cotton T-Shirt

Organic cotton t-shirts use cotton grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, certified by GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard). For brands whose customers factor sustainability into their purchase decisions, organic cotton t-shirts provide a documented, audited claim beyond standard cotton's manufacturing.

• Best for: eco-conscious brands, wellness studios, sustainability-focused corporate programs

• Top blanks: Allmade AL2100 (GOTS-certified organic cotton)

20. Made in USA T-Shirt

Made in USA t-shirts are manufactured entirely in the United States — domestically grown cotton, domestic textile mills, domestic cut and sew — meeting the FTC's Made in USA standard. For heritage brands, patriotic merchandise, union programs, and government-adjacent requirements, the Made in USA t-shirt is the only authentic option.

• Best for: heritage brands, Americana lifestyle, trade union programs, domestic sourcing requirements

• Top blanks: Volunteer Knitwear VL100 All-American Tee (5.5oz, 100% cotton, made in USA)

21. Youth T-Shirt

Youth t-shirts are cut with proportions specific to children's and teen bodies — narrower shoulders, shorter torsos, and smaller overall dimensions than adult styles. Youth tees are essential for school programs, youth athletic teams, and family-inclusive events where ordering adult smalls would produce shirts that don't fit younger participants correctly.

• Best for: school programs, youth sports, family events, children's programs

• Top blanks: Gildan youth tees, Augusta Sportswear youth performance tees, Badger Sport youth styles

22. Women's Fitted T-Shirt

Women's fitted t-shirts are cut with a tapered waist, shorter body length, and narrower shoulders than unisex or men's styles — designed to fit the female body proportionally rather than requiring women to size down in a men's or unisex garment. Most major wholesale brands offer gender-specific women's tees in matching fabrics and colors to their unisex styles.

• Best for: women's specific programs, mixed-gender programs with gender-appropriate fits

• Top blanks: Bella+Canvas 6004 (women's), Next Level 1510 (women's), Allmade AL2008 (women's)

Part 2: Types of T-Shirt Fabrics — 10 Cotton and Fiber Constructions

The fabric of a t-shirt determines its hand-feel, durability, print compatibility, breathability, and the retail price it can support. This is the most important dimension of t-shirt selection for wholesale buyers.

1. Open-End Cotton (Standard Cotton)

Open-end cotton is produced by air-jetting fibers into yarn — a high-speed, lower-cost process that creates a slightly rough, more rigid yarn than ring-spinning. The result is a heavier, crisper t-shirt with a traditional work-shirt feel. Open-end cotton tees (Gildan 5000 at 5.3oz) are the standard for high-volume event, school, and promotional programs where price is the primary driver.

• Weight: typically 5.0–6.1oz/yd²

• Best print method: screen printing — the slightly rough surface absorbs plastisol ink cleanly

• Best for: events, schools, budget bulk programs

2. Ring-Spun Cotton

Ring-spun cotton twists the fibers during spinning, producing a finer, more uniform yarn with a noticeably softer hand-feel than open-end cotton. The Gildan 64000 Softstyle (ring-spun, 4.5oz) is the most popular ring-spun budget tee. Ring-spun cotton is the middle tier — softer than open-end, more affordable than combed ring-spun.

• Weight: typically 4.0–5.5oz/yd²

• Best print method: screen printing and DTF both perform well

• Best for: lifestyle programs, school spirit, corporate casual with a budget

3. Combed Ring-Spun Cotton

Combed ring-spun cotton removes short, irregular fibers by combing before ring-spinning — producing the finest, most uniform yarn in the standard cotton category. The Bella+Canvas 3001 Airlume combed and ring-spun is the most popular combed ring-spun wholesale tee. The result is an ultra-soft, smooth surface that supports premium retail pricing.

• Weight: typically 4.0–4.5oz/yd²

• Best print method: DTF (most vibrant), water-based screen printing (softest hand post-print)

• Best for: lifestyle brands, boutique retail, premium event programs

4. Garment-Dyed Cotton

Garment-dyed t-shirts are constructed first and dyed afterward, producing the characteristic vintage-washed appearance of Comfort Colors 1717. Available in 65+ deliberately muted, washed colorways. The dyeing process slightly shrinks the fabric and distorts seams — producing the 'lived-in' texture that's the point of garment dyeing, not a defect.

• Weight: typically 6.1oz/yd²

• Best print method: screen printing (water-based inks recommended) and DTF

• Best for: vintage streetwear, Southern lifestyle brands, craft brewery merchandise

5. Tri-Blend (Polyester/Cotton/Rayon)

The tri-blend combines three fibers — typically 50% polyester, 25% cotton, 25% rayon — for a soft, drapey, heathered construction. The Bella+Canvas 3413 is the tri-blend wholesale standard. Tri-blends naturally take on a slightly vintage, heathered appearance due to the different fiber dye uptakes.

• Weight: typically 3.4–4.5oz/yd²

• Best print method: DTF (no under-base needed), water-based screen printing

• Best for: lifestyle brands, yoga programs, premium retail

6. 100% Polyester Performance Fabric

Performance t-shirts use 100% polyester moisture-wicking construction engineered for athletic use. The polyester pulls sweat away from skin, dries rapidly, and maintains color better than cotton through repeated washing. Performance fabric is the standard for athletic team uniforms.

• Best print method: DTF (strongly preferred); screen printing with polyester-compatible inks

• Best for: athletic teams, gym programs, outdoor events

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7. Cotton-Poly Blend (50/50)

50/50 cotton-polyester blend t-shirts combine the softness and print affinity of cotton with the wrinkle resistance and moisture management of polyester. Less expensive than premium ring-spun tees, more comfortable than 100% polyester performance tees. Port & Company PC55 and Jerzees 29M are the most popular 50/50 blend blanks.

• Weight: typically 5.0–5.3oz/yd²

• Best for: budget-conscious programs wanting a softer feel than open-end cotton

8. Organic Cotton

GOTS-certified organic cotton is grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers with the full supply chain certified. The Allmade AL2100 is the most popular GOTS-certified organic wholesale tee — the cleanest DTG (direct-to-garment) substrate in the sustainable blank market.

• Best print method: DTG (best substrate), screen printing with water-based inks

• Best for: eco-conscious brands, wellness studios, sustainable corporate programs

9. Pima Cotton

Pima cotton uses extra-long staple fibers — the longest, strongest, and smoothest cotton available — producing a silky, lustrous surface with exceptional durability. Pima cotton t-shirts position at the luxury retail tier, commanding significantly higher retail prices than standard ring-spun cotton. Right for premium lifestyle brands positioning a t-shirt at $45–$70 retail.

10. Recycled / Sustainable Fabrics

Recycled fabric t-shirts use post-consumer recycled content — typically recycled plastic bottles (Repreve polyester) or recycled cotton. The Allmade AL2004 Tri-Blend uses Repreve-certified recycled polyester content and carries both Repreve and Carbonfree certifications — allowing brands to make specific, audited sustainability claims.

• Best for: brands with documented sustainability claims as core brand value

Part 3: Types of T-Shirt Necklines — 8 Neck Styles Explained

The neckline is the most visible design element of a t-shirt — it determines the overall formality, the flattering effect on different body types, and the appropriate occasion for the garment.

For wholesale programs, the crew neck accounts for approximately 80% of all t-shirt orders — its universal flattering effect across all body types and genders makes it the default choice for virtually every program type. V-necks account for most of the remainder, particularly in women's programs and corporate casual programs where a slightly elevated appearance is desired.

Part 4: Types of T-Shirt Fits — 5 Silhouettes Explained

The most common wholesale ordering mistake: buying one unisex t-shirt for a mixed-gender program without accounting for fit preferences. Many women prefer a fitted women's cut over a unisex style — ordering both unisex and women's versions of the same blank provides the most inclusive program.

Part 5: Types of Printing on T-Shirts — 5 Methods Compared

The decoration method is as important as the blank itself — the right method determines color quality, wash durability, cost per unit, and the types of designs that are achievable. Here are the five main types of printing on t-shirts:

1. Screen Printing

Screen printing uses a mesh screen and squeegee to push ink through a stencil onto the fabric — one screen per color. Screen printing is the most popular and most cost-effective decoration method for t-shirt programs with 1–6 colors at quantities of 24+ units. The printed ink penetrates the fabric fibers for exceptional wash durability.

• Best for: high-volume programs with simple color designs; school and team programs; event shirts

• Colors: 1–6 colors standard; each additional color adds a setup screen and marginal cost

• Limitations: no photographic images; gradients require halftone conversion; minimum quantity of 12–24 recommended for cost efficiency

• Best fabrics: 100% cotton and cotton-poly blends absorb plastisol inks most cleanly

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2. DTF Printing (Direct-to-Film)

DTF printing transfers a full-color printed design from a film sheet onto the t-shirt using heat and pressure. There are no per-color charges, no screens, and no practical minimum quantity. DTF handles photographic images, gradients, and complex full-color designs that screen printing cannot.

• Best for: complex multi-color designs; low quantities; photo-quality artwork; fast turnaround

• Colors: unlimited — full color including gradients and photographs

• Limitations: print sits slightly on top of fabric rather than into fibers; slightly different texture on print area

• Best fabrics: works on virtually all t-shirt fabrics including polyester, cotton, and blends

Learn more about our DTF printing services.

3. DTG Printing (Direct-to-Garment)

DTG printing sprays water-based ink directly onto the t-shirt fabric using a modified inkjet printer — producing photo-quality full-color prints directly on the garment without a film transfer step. DTG produces the softest printed hand-feel of any print method because the ink becomes part of the fabric rather than sitting on top of it.

• Best for: one-off custom prints, photographic designs, individual personalization

• Best fabrics: 100% cotton is the best DTG substrate; polyester and blends require pre-treatment and produce less vibrant results

• Limitations: slower production than screen printing or DTF; not cost-effective at high volumes

4. Embroidery

Embroidery stitches the design into the fabric using thread — producing a raised, textured decoration with a premium quality that no print method replicates. Embroidery communicates quality, permanence, and professional investment. It is the standard for corporate polo shirts, performance hoodies, caps, and bags where a printed logo would read as promotional merchandise.

• Best for: corporate uniform programs, polo shirts, hats, bags, premium branded merchandise

• Limitations: not suitable for photographic or gradient designs; stitch count affects cost; not ideal for large front-panel placement on t-shirts

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5. Sublimation Printing

Sublimation printing uses heat to infuse dye directly into polyester fibers — producing full-coverage, all-over prints where the design covers the entire garment surface including seams. Sublimation produces the most vibrant, all-over print possible but requires 100% polyester fabric and only works on white or light-colored garments.

• Best for: all-over graphic programs, activewear, sports jerseys, lifestyle brands wanting full-coverage designs

• Limitations: requires 100% polyester; not suitable for cotton t-shirts; best on white or light backgrounds

Print Method Comparison Table

Part 6: Types of T-Shirts for Women vs Men

Types of T-Shirts for Women

Women's t-shirt programs require specific attention to fit — ordering a women's t-shirt program in unisex styles without offering women's-specific cuts is the most common mistake in mixed-gender corporate, school, and event programs. Here are the most popular t-shirt types for women in wholesale:

Explore all wholesale t-shirts with women's-specific options at Simplstc Apparel.

Types of T-Shirts for Men

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FAQs — Types of T-Shirts

What are the different types of t-shirts?

The main types of t-shirts are: basic crew neck, V-neck, pocket tee, henley, raglan, long sleeve tee, performance tee, tri-blend tee, garment-dyed tee, oversized tee, cropped tee, tie-dye tee, compression tee, graphic tee, organic cotton tee, Made in USA tee, youth tee, women's fitted tee, ringer tee, thermal tee, and polo shirt. Each serves a different audience, program type, and use case.

What is the most popular type of t-shirt for wholesale programs?

The basic crew neck in 100% cotton or cotton-blend is the most popular wholesale t-shirt type by volume. The Gildan 5000 Heavy Cotton T-Shirt is the best-selling wholesale blank in the US market. For premium programs, the Bella+Canvas 3001 Airlume combed ring-spun crew neck is the standard.

What types of t-shirt fabrics are available?

The main wholesale t-shirt fabric types are: open-end cotton (standard/budget), ring-spun cotton (soft-hand), combed ring-spun cotton (premium soft-hand), garment-dyed cotton (vintage wash), tri-blend (poly/cotton/rayon), 100% polyester performance fabric, 50/50 cotton-poly blend, organic cotton (GOTS-certified), pima cotton (ultra-premium), and recycled/sustainable fabrics (Repreve polyester).

What are the different types of t-shirt necklines?

The main t-shirt neckline types are: crew neck (round, most popular), V-neck, scoop neck, boat neck/bateau, henley (crew with button placket), mock neck, polo collar, and square neck. The crew neck accounts for approximately 80% of all wholesale t-shirt orders.

What are the different types of printing on t-shirts?

The five main types of t-shirt printing are: (1) screen printing — most popular for 1–6 colors at volume; (2) DTF printing — full-color, no minimums; (3) DTG printing — direct ink to fabric, best on 100% cotton; (4) embroidery — stitched logos for premium programs; (5) sublimation — all-over prints on 100% polyester. See our complete guides at Screen Printing, DTF Printing, and Embroidery.

What type of t-shirt is best for women?

For women's wholesale programs, the most popular t-shirt types are: women's fitted crew neck (Bella+Canvas 6004), women's V-neck (Next Level 1540), women's scoop neck, tri-blend tee, cropped tee for gym programs, and organic cotton tee for eco-conscious brands. The key is offering a women's-specific cut rather than asking women to size down in a unisex style.

What is the difference between ring-spun and combed ring-spun cotton?

Ring-spun cotton twists fibers during spinning for a softer yarn than open-end cotton. Combed ring-spun adds an additional combing step before ring-spinning to remove short fibers, producing an even finer, more uniform yarn with the softest hand-feel in the standard cotton t-shirt category. Bella+Canvas 3001 uses Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton — the softest widely-available wholesale tee.

Where can I buy wholesale t-shirts in bulk?

Simplstc Apparel carries all t-shirt types covered in this guide at wholesale pricing — blank or custom-decorated via screen printing, DTF, or embroidery from 12 pieces with no setup fee. Free shipping on all orders over $149.99. Call +1 773-245-6241.