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I am running into the same thing here. I have firemen who want high quality tees and can get no one to tell me which way to go. I don't know if it is like you, but they want a thick, rich colored shirt that won't fade, shrink or ball up. If you find out, please pass it on to me.
I won't buy anything less than a 6.1 ounce shirt, but even these feel thin.
I live in Crapville, USA and these guys equate thick with quality.
haha dont knock your town. but i know what you mean. I sell to 2 crowds. people in my age group want thin and form fitting. most people 30+ want thick tees. Also the hip-hop style is thick tees.
continental are very nice fashion t's.
imho one of the best for eco's or soft hand garments. we use them quite a lot. we just ran 200 bamboos w/ waterbased and they
are exceptional
alternative make very nice fashion t's.
imho one of the better for the soft stuff except the burn outs which clog screens.
american...meh. people love them but just like them. they shrink up terribly.
adding to the skinny junkie look and feel of their garments. overpriced for what they are.
heavy feel shirts? i always recommend AAA their 6.1 t's are bombproof and still have a nice easy hand.