Cotton T-Shirts

Twenty tees built on cotton, from a 220 g cooling oversized cut to a 270 g pure cotton knit. Every one carries a full size chart, with body length at size M between 66 cm and 74 cm.
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Why the cotton ones wash better

Why the cotton ones wash better

Cotton takes dye into the fiber instead of coating it, so the color goes deeper and fades slower than it does on a printed synthetic. It also softens on a curve. A 100% cotton tee is stiffest the day it arrives and best somewhere around the tenth wash.

Synthetics do the opposite. They hold their hand from day one and never change. Neither is better. Different questions.

What is in the twenty

Straight 100% cotton and 100% combed cotton carry most of the group. Two pieces run 61.6% cotton with 38.4% polyester for cooling, and two more sit at 47% cotton with 47% viscose and 6% spandex for stretch and drape.

All twenty carry a full size chart. Body length at size M runs 66 cm to 74 cm and shoulder runs 47 cm to 62 cm, so one size letter covers a close cut and a properly oversized one. Sizes reach XS to 3XL. Wash cold. Turn the printed ones inside out.

Heavier cotton, washed finishes

For the heavier end of the same fiber see heavyweight t-shirts. For a washed finish see vintage t-shirts.

For training, the technical side sits in quick-dry t-shirts. The whole tee range is in t-shirts.

Measurements come from the manufacturer's flat size table for each garment, converted to centimetres and mapped onto one size ladder. Available for 18 of the 20 garments here, last checked 2026-09-12. How we measure.

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Frequently asked questions

Do cotton t-shirts shrink?

A little on the first wash if you use heat. Wash cold and hang dry and the change is small enough to ignore.

Which of these is the heaviest?

The 270 g pure cotton knit. Heavier cotton stands away from the body and keeps a shoulder line where a light tee follows you.

Are any of them stretchy?

Two run 47% cotton with 47% viscose and 6% spandex. The spandex is what gives the recovery.

How do I stop a print from cracking?

Turn it inside out, wash cold, and keep it out of a hot dryer. Heat is what breaks a print, not washing.