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Streetwear runs on fabric weight
Much of what people associate with the look comes from fabric weight: a hem that sits without curling and a body that does not cling. A 4.5 oz tee struggles to do that no matter how the print is designed. At 6.1 oz this blank has more structure to work with.
Sizing decides the silhouette
Your usual size gives a clean relaxed fit. Size up for a roomier, more streetwear-leaning look. Each step adds around two inches of width and an inch of length, so compare the Size Guide with a shirt you already own.
Colour and print restraint
Muted garment-dyed tones such as Ivory, Moss, Espresso and Pepper do more for the look than bright colours. Keep the artwork to one or two ink colours with space around it. Front and back print areas are available on most designs.
Frequently asked questions
How should I size for a streetwear fit?
Take your usual size for a relaxed fit, or size up for a roomier look. Check the measurements in our Size Guide before ordering.
Is 6.1 oz heavy enough?
Yes. It is roughly a third heavier than a standard tee, which is what produces the structured drape.
Which colours suit the look?
Muted tones such as Ivory, Moss, Espresso and Pepper.
Does the shirt hold its shape?
Yes. Tubular knit and heavy cotton keep the body square through repeated washing.
Can I get a back print?
Front and back print areas are available on most designs.