KNY Heavyweight T-Shirt
Description
Our KNY Heavyweight T-shirt is produced in a custom-developed heavyweight jersey fabric, the result of years of development. The knit is made with long-staple, ring-spun and combed cotton yarn, providing both incredible softness and durability. Nearly double the weight of our regular T-shirt, the tightly knitted construction creates a drape with a more boxy silhouette. The collar is finished with a double-needle mounted construction, a nod to the vintage sportswear tees we’ve always appreciated.Â
Details
- 100% cotton, 10 oz jersey knitted in Portugal
- Pre-shrunk
- Screen-printed
- Made in Portugal
Care
Wash on cold and tumble dry on low.
Description
Our KNY Heavyweight T-shirt is produced in a custom-developed heavyweight jersey fabric, the result of years of development. The knit is made with long-staple, ring-spun and combed cotton yarn, providing both incredible softness and durability. Nearly double the weight of our regular T-shirt, the tightly knitted construction creates a drape with a more boxy silhouette. The collar is finished with a double-needle mounted construction, a nod to the vintage sportswear tees we’ve always appreciated.Â
Details
- 100% cotton, 10 oz jersey knitted in Portugal
- Pre-shrunk
- Screen-printed
- Made in Portugal
Care
Wash on cold and tumble dry on low.
Original: $75.95
-70%$75.95
$22.79Description
Description
Our KNY Heavyweight T-shirt is produced in a custom-developed heavyweight jersey fabric, the result of years of development. The knit is made with long-staple, ring-spun and combed cotton yarn, providing both incredible softness and durability. Nearly double the weight of our regular T-shirt, the tightly knitted construction creates a drape with a more boxy silhouette. The collar is finished with a double-needle mounted construction, a nod to the vintage sportswear tees we’ve always appreciated.Â
Details
- 100% cotton, 10 oz jersey knitted in Portugal
- Pre-shrunk
- Screen-printed
- Made in Portugal
Care
Wash on cold and tumble dry on low.
