The Blanks
Real blanks, named.
A short, deliberate list. Every garment names its brand, its weight and its fit. No mystery, and no guessing what you’re printing on.
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Garments
Weight and fit on every one
Fits
Boxy · Cropped · Classic
Specs
Brand, GSM & Fit: Named
Ships From
Los Angeles, CA
The rack
A short list you can actually compare
Fits and weights vary between makers, so both are on every product. Order a tee and a hoodie together and you’ll know they match.
Fits
Boxy, cropped, and classic. Pick the silhouette, not just the size.
Weights
From lightweight tees to 400 GSM fleece. GSM is printed on every product.
Palette
Black. White. Grey. That’s the whole rack, and it always will be.
Material lab
How each fabric takes ink
The four fabrics you’ll meet most, and how each one behaves once there’s ink on it.
Ringspun cotton tee
140–180 GSM · 38 in the catalog
The default. Smooth face, takes fine detail, holds color through the wash.
Heavyweight tee
200–330 GSM · 28 in the catalog
Boxy and opaque. The heavier face keeps a screen print sitting flat instead of sinking into the knit.
Fleece hoodie
290–500 GSM · 25 in the catalog
Brushed back, minimal shrink. Needs a heavier ink deposit to sit on the pile.
Performance knit
125–365 GSM · 37 in the catalog
Dye migration risk, so it goes DTF or low-cure ink. Never straight plastisol.
Reading the spec
GSM is weight, not quality. A well-spun midweight will out-print a cheap heavyweight every time, because the smoother face holds a finer halftone.
Fiber split matters more for decoration. Once there’s real polyester in the blend you want a blocker or a low-cure ink, or the dye bleeds up into your white.
Not sure? Send the style number and we’ll tell you.
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