Pre-shrunk to help reduce shrinkage.
This guide explains the pre-shrunk preparation used in the tees and long sleeves shown below. You can also compare their fabric weights, cuts and finishes before choosing a piece.
Fabric detail from the classic 240 g/m² tee.
HEMSET is our name for the pre-shrunk preparation used in the pieces shown in this guide. The fabric is washed and dried before cutting to help reduce later shrinkage when cared for as directed.
Each piece has its own composition, fabric weight and finishing details. Some change in size can still occur, so check the product page and follow the care label on your garment.
Start with the fabric weight and the shape you're looking for, then check the composition and finish. Each card links to the matching product page, where you'll find its measurements and full care instructions.
Wash inside out in cold water with neutral detergent. Avoid soaking, bleach and direct sunlight. Follow the care label on your garment.
Turn inside out and use a gentle cold cycle with mild detergent and similar colors. Avoid bleach, soaking, rubbing and wringing. Hang to dry in the shade. Follow the care label on your garment.
Turn inside out and use a gentle cold cycle with mild detergent and similar colors. Avoid bleach, soaking, rubbing and wringing. Hang to dry in the shade. Follow the care label on your garment.
Wash inside out in cold water with neutral detergent. Avoid soaking, bleach and direct sunlight. Follow the care label on your garment.
Hand washing is recommended. Turn inside out and use cold water with neutral detergent. Avoid soaking, bleach and direct sunlight. Follow the care label on your garment.
Hand washing is recommended. Turn inside out and use cold water with neutral detergent. Avoid soaking, bleach and direct sunlight. Follow the care label on your garment.
Classic 240 g/m² tee: stitching at the hem.
240GSM Unisex Classic Fit Crew Neck T-shirt
Classic 240 g/m² tee: a closer look at the cotton fabric.
240GSM Unisex Classic Fit Crew Neck T-shirt
Boxy 280 g/m² tee: folds in the cotton fabric.
280GSM Unisex Classic Boxy T-shirtFollow the care label on your garment. The pieces in this guide should be turned inside out and washed in cold water. Hand washing is recommended for the sun-faded long sleeve and raw-hem crop; their color may continue to fade with wear and washing.
Use the mild or neutral detergent specified for your piece. Avoid bleach, soaking and direct sunlight. The classic 240 g/m² and boxy 280 g/m² tees call for a gentle cold cycle with similar colors. Avoid rubbing or wringing them, and hang them to dry in the shade.
These eight styles should not be dry cleaned. Their care instructions call for low temperatures when ironing, steaming or tumble drying. Check the product's Fabric & care details and follow the care label on your garment.
Yes. Pre-shrinking helps reduce later shrinkage when you follow the care instructions, but some change in size can still occur. Check the care label before washing or drying your piece.
It stands for grams per square meter: the weight of one square meter of fabric. Use it to compare fabric weights. It doesn't tell you the total weight of a garment or how soft the fabric will feel.
No. The composition, weight, cut and finish vary by piece. The 210 g/m² long sleeve also has a color-specific difference: the White and Black body is 100% combed cotton, while Medium Heather Gray is 90% combed cotton and 10% viscose. The collar contains cotton and polyester; the proportions are not specified. Check the details for the product and color you're choosing.
They can. The sun-faded long sleeve and raw-hem crop have a washed, faded finish, and their color may continue to fade with wear and washing. Hand washing is recommended for these two styles. Follow the care label on your garment.
Open Fabric & care on the matching product page for its washing, drying and heat instructions. Check the label on your garment before you wash it, too. The styles in this guide call for cold washing inside out; hand washing is recommended for the two washed styles.
