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I've heard a great deal of talk about t-shirts not being a "good cut". I wondered what everyone thinks is the ideal dream t-shirt. How would you design it?
With tubular knitting you don't get side seams, so do people prefer side seams for shaping then?
I've heard a great deal of talk about t-shirts not being a "good cut". I wondered what everyone thinks is the ideal dream t-shirt. How would you design it?
With tubular knitting you don't get side seams, so do people prefer side seams for shaping then?
Side seams are considered to be a quality feature. They give a better shape, and allow the shirt to hold its shape after wash and wear.
However, like Shirt Pimp said, it is a preference thing. We have people ask for tubular sometimes, although I don't know why.
We have people ask for tubular sometimes, although I don't know why.
A few reasons:
1) Lack of education on the matter (probably the most common)
2) Extreme skin sensitivity to seams
3) Penny pinching
4) Intend to do wrap around prints
The ideal t-shirt cut 
