Plus Size Graphic Tees

Plus size graphic tees in a relaxed cut that skims rather than clings. Short sleeve tees run to 4XL and long sleeve styles to 3XL, in the same designs and the same fabric as the rest of the range.

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A cut that skims instead of clinging

The relaxed 1717 fit is not a scaled-up slim tee. It is drafted with room through the body and a wider armhole, and the heavier cotton has enough structure to hang away from the frame rather than following it. For a lot of people that is the single difference between a tee that gets worn and one that stays in the drawer.

No side seams, no pulling

On the short sleeve tee, tubular knit means there is no seam running down the widest part of the shirt, so nothing pulls or twists across the hips after washing. It also keeps the print flat rather than distorting it toward the sides.

Same design, same fabric, across the range

Short sleeve designs run S to 4XL and long sleeve styles S to 3XL, because each shirt is printed after you order rather than pulled from a stocked run. Prices step up from 2XL onward, following the cost of the larger blanks. Exact width and length per size are listed on every product page.

Frequently asked questions

How far do plus sizes go?

Short sleeve tees go up to 4XL, at 29.75 in wide and 33.5 in long. Long sleeve styles run to 3XL.

Is the fit tight?

No, it is deliberately relaxed and skims rather than clings.

Do plus sizes cost more?

Prices step up from 2XL onward, since the larger blanks cost more. Each size shows its own price on the product page.

Will the print stretch or distort?

No. Print size scales with the garment, and on the short sleeve tee the tubular body keeps it flat.

How do I choose between sizes?

Measure a shirt you already like flat across the chest and compare it to the width column in the chart.