Thin jersey fabric loses shape at the shoulders and hem after a few washes, turning a fitted tee into a shapeless sack.

Three washes in and the shoulder seams have drifted halfway to your elbow, the hem curling upward like a scroll, transforming what was a sharp casual piece into something you only wear for painting walls.

Sublimation printing fuses pigment directly into the yarn rather than sitting on top, making graphics immune to UV fade, wash abrasion, and the micro-cracking that ruins surface prints.

Q: Is this fitted or relaxed?
A: The cut sits between slim and regular—tailored enough to look intentional under a jacket, relaxed enough to move freely during training. Size down for a closer fit; size up for a boxy, streetwear drape.

Q: Will the print survive repeated washing?
A: Because the design is sublimation-dyed into the fabric rather than heat-pressed on top, it becomes part of the garment itself. Wash inside-out on cold and tumble low for maximum longevity—the graphic will outlast the hem.