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wizkid247 · December 17th, 2008

has anyone heard of such singles t's? 20/1 or 36/1?? if you have is there a big differences between the 30/1 or 40/1 t's? thanks in advance

BareApparel · December 18th, 2008

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Originally Posted by wizkid247


	has anyone heard of such singles t's? 20/1 or 36/1?? if you have is there a big differences between the 30/1 or 40/1 t's? thanks in advance

Yes, there is a big difference between 30/1 and 40/1. The 40/1 is quite a bit lighter and thinner.

wizkid247 · December 18th, 2008

How would you say 36/1 compare to both the 30/1 and 40/1 in quality?

BareApparel · December 18th, 2008

36/1 would be in between 30 and 40 single. Lighter and thinner than 30, but not as light and thin as 40. All 3 choices are very nice, soft weaves. What are you considering using 36/1 or 20/1 cotton for?

BareApparel · December 18th, 2008

Of, sorry- you were asking about quality. They are all premium quality weaves in that they are very fine weaves of cotton. The higher the number, the finer the weave of cotton.

wizkid247 · December 19th, 2008

Hi Beau or Haley. Thank you for your response. Nice blanks you have their from Bare Apparel. I wanted something similar to what you had "super soft" lightweight T's to print some designs onto

BareApparel · December 19th, 2008

Thanks! If you are looking for a good quality, lightweight blank, then a 20/1 blank is not for you (going back to your original post).

babygodzilla83 · January 3rd, 2011

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	Thanks! If you are looking for a good quality, lightweight blank, then a 20/1 blank is not for you (going back to your original post).

Hi,

Sorry to revive an old thread. My question is related to this post.

First, what does the format "20/1" mean? What do "20" and "1" mean? If I am looking for a good quality, lightweight blank, then what kind of tee should I be looking for. I was told to find something in the 130-150 gsm range. What type of tee would that bee?

Thanks!

tianstudioinc · January 9th, 2011

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	Hi, Sorry to revive an old thread. My question is related to this post. First, what does the format "20/1" mean? What do "20" and "1" mean? If I am looking for a good quality, lightweight blank, then what kind of tee should I be looking for. I was told to find something in the 130-150 gsm range. What type of tee would that bee? Thanks!

First, as long as i knew the common term for these cotton type are 20s, 30s, 40s or 20d, 30d, 40d. The meaning of S is Single Knit, and for D is Double Knit depend on how they knitted them

Second, the numbers usually refer to how thick the fabric is, and 20s usually between 180gr to 220gr and for 30s is between 140gr to 160gr

Hope this information helpful

Regards

babygodzilla83 · January 11th, 2011

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	First, as long as i knew the common term for these cotton type are 20s, 30s, 40s or 20d, 30d, 40d. The meaning of S is Single Knit, and for D is Double Knit depend on how they knitted them Second, the numbers usually refer to how thick the fabric is, and 20s usually between 180gr to 220gr and for 30s is between 140gr to 160gr Hope this information helpful Regards

Thanks for your help. So does "/1" translate to "s" in this case?

tianstudioinc · January 14th, 2011

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	Thanks for your help. So does "/1" translate to "s" in this case?

I think it's just a naming depend on the country. Since i'm from Indonesia, the common names are with S or D

someone expert. pls correct me if i'm wrong

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