This is my Go-To brand/style! I purchased MANY different brands and styles from Jiffy and used them on myself. I wanted to test how the HTV did with the tee, how it looked after washing and drying. How much could I wear it? Did it shrink? Did it pill up with frequent wash? I have 3 kids, was it going to survive well? And finally, how soft and flexible was it? THIS IS THE DREAM TEE SHIRT YALL. All my customers LOVE IT and frequently request “the exact same brand” 😁😁 The Heather colors are my favorite, they are so buttery soft. Will continue to purchase over and over!
Purchased the Heather Colors to Sublimate and Bleach. They sub & bleach Beautifully! The Dark Heather doesn’t get WHITE like most people prefer when bleaching But the orange it turns was perfect for one of our local schools and Halloween! These are a Great Quality & Fitting tee!
I thought this was 48% polyester, since it’s a ‘heather’, and listed as a 3001cvc. It’s is only 1% polyester, so my project didn’t work. (This is my fault for not reading the fine print, but it’s not that easy to find the info online, so I’m sharing it here.) That being said, it’s actually a very soft shirt, and a really nice color...just make sure you need a mostly cotton shirt.
I use these shirts for Heat Transfer's and sell them
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I use these shirts for Heat Transfer's and sell them. I love these tanks, I use them focusing on workout tanktops. They are lightweight and flowy. I love that they are a little longer so when I wear my tight workout pants, the shirt goes down over my butt and i feel comfortable that I am covered. (hope that helps)<br /><br />being (36D) I wear a large, I could probably go up a size to XL and be more comfortable.
As always BC is a great brand. Love the unisex cut. For women I always suggest sizing down for a normal fit or stay at normal size for a loose fit. For men I always suggest staying at normal size for fitting look, or sizing up for a looser fit. They always wash up great with very minimal shrinkage. The colors are always gorgeous. I will say that the shirts don't always display their true colors on screen as they do in person.
These are my go to shirts. Everyone loves them. They are vintage soft, take htv well, and hold their shape after washing. I do think the heathered colors are slightly smaller than the regular colors and the sleeves seem a tad shorter. Doesn’t bother me as a woman, but it does bother some men.
Color: Heather Dark Gray / Material: 65% Polyester, 35% Viscose
Oh my gosh!! If you're looking for a SUPER soft, not tight in the mid section, thin but big too thin, flattering tank....thus should be your go-to! Sure, it's pricier than some but I would but this (and do) over any other tank! The sizing is true & could probably size 1 down too. I normally wear a large & the medium is perfect.
I really like the softstyle shirts. They’re a little longer than the average shirt but it’s still comfortable and it isn’t too long. It takes on htv vinyl very well too.
I design cute animal tshirts for my Etsy shop (StayCozyTees). I tried using this for heat pressing. 1. Heat presses excellently (I do a pocket on the front and a decal on the back, no problems whatsoever). 2. This is THE SOFTEST hoodie I have ever used. I got to keep one for myself - the inside is fleece lined and makes me think I'm being hugged by a cloud. 3. IT KEEPS ME WARM! I live where the temps in the winter fluctuate from 40s - low 20s, so far, even when its been in the 30's this does such a good job at keeping me cozy. My siblings want some of these because I always laugh and say I'm warm when they are freezing. Final Notes. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND. Fits true to size, I'm wearing a small in these pictures and I usually order a small in most shirts. Sleeve length is perfect. Not super long, but just enough that I can pull them over my hands!
I have ordered lots of these and have been happy with each one. They are a loose fitting shirt so if you want a more fitted look I’d recommended sizing one size down.
