4.3 oz shirts

Sublimation

I use the Port and Co 100%poly shirts for my small business. My customers love these shirts, because they are soft and breathable ...I love them because they are easy to sub on, the ink absorption is amazing. Im in several sublimation groups and I always recommend Jiffy for subbing. Shipping is A-1!

Arrived quickly. Love these tees. Making breast cancer awareness tees. Perfect for sublimation.

The color matched perfectly and the shirts did well under the heat press!!! Great product... sizing is good as well(true to size).

These hold ink really well for sublimation. They did great under the heat 400degrees for 60 secs. Beautiful bright colors.. If your looking for s slick poly feel this is definitly the shirt for you

My customers love these shirts. It is hard to describe the feel of these shirts. Most camouflage shirts I have ordered feel a little of the stiff side. Some people tend to go up a size in these shirts because of the way they feel, but they are true to size to me. The shirts are a little on the wide size when you go up in size in the shirts.

I purchased the shirts for my business to sublimate on and they came out PERFECT!!! They feel like cotton not that silky polyester. They do run a little big but I like that! Got them pretty quick too! Definitely my go to.......

I really liked this shirt, but sizes were off. I was able to compare these to a Gildan 50/50 for reference. Youth sizes small, medium and large are correct. Youth XL P&C is the same size as an adult S Gildan Small P&C = Medium, Medium P&C = large. The large size P&C shirt is in between (I call it a large and a half) the XL matches the Gildan XL. So basically size down if you want adult S, M or large. Hope that helps! We used these for shooting shirts and they were a hit with the players. We had black. They may be more see through in lighter colors. We will likely make this out go to shirt.

Navy color is nice deep navy. The shirt is on the thin side but that is common with performance wear. I used Siser glitter on shirts and it worked perfectly. Runs big. Would recommend.

I used these shirts to make custom business shirts for a customer. I absolutely loved them. The colors were all much better in person. They’re the typical thin moisture wicking type of material, but they aren’t super shiny and silky looking. They pressed well without burning, and held the colors very well! Theses have become my go to shirts for customers looking for moisture wicking/ athletic shirts!

These shirts were absolutely perfect.

I bought this shirt for a work shirt as a waitress the material is great and with the outdoor dining currently the shirt was perfect in the heat. Highly recommend. It took htv perfectly.

thick, runs big

These shirts are fantastic to work with for performance shirts and sublimated nicely.

I’m a 65 yr old female riding dual sport motorcycles with my husband and 2 other guys. Saw these shirts online and bought a few. They have been terrific in the heat of Tenn, Alabama, Arkansas, Oklahoma. We are riding the TAT and I have my husband the medium and I take the smalls.

Shirts turned out great. My son baseball season started had no time to get uniforms on a short notice from the league. The Htv worked great no problems.

These are my golf/grocery shopping/go out to a BBQ restaurant for lunch shirts. They look good and launder well. I'm 72 and when you get older your shape is no longer as muscled as it was 40 years ago. These shirts drape well and hide the wrinkly old fart inside.

Husband says shirts are very comfortable. Disappointed that the shirt seems were coming apart after two washes. (Picture show seems comping apart under the arm)

I sublimated on these and they turned out great. My customer was very happy and I'll definitely buy these again

The shirt was good quality but it was difficult to heat press without leaving press marks. I have put HTV on over 100 dri fit type shirts and not had the issues I did with this one. I lowered the temp and still got bad marks. If they are to wear plain, they are great. If using heat press, I would avoid.