Fruit of the Loom Iconic 195 Premium T Shirt
SKU: SS620
Express (Estimated) - -
Standard (Estimated) - -
Economy (Estimated) - -
£7.45
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Material: 100% Ringspun combed cotton.*
- Soft touch.
- Cotton/Lycra® ribbed collar.
- Shoulder to shoulder self fabric taping.
- Tubular body.
- Cut out label.
- 60°C wash. (Without print)
- WRAP Certified Production.
Black, heather, navy and white available in 4XL and 5XL.
Weight: White 190 gsm, Cols 195 gsm
| Size | S | M | L | XL | 2XL | 3XL | 4XL | 5XL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chest to fit (inches) | 35-37 | 38-40 | 41-43 | 44-46 | 47-49 | 50-52 | 53-55 | 56-58 |
Please note that garment sizes are approximate and for guidance only. Colour representation may not exactly match the colours on the actual garments, as it is only as accurate as the web design process allows.
Please contact us if you have any enquiries regarding this matter.
How to care for your new personalised garments from T Shirt Printing UK
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As you'd expect, we want to make sure all of our customers get the most wear possible out of your new customised garments.
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To do so we recommend you follow our easy washcare guidelines below or on the leaflet supplied with your garments.
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- DO NOT LEAVE IN A WET ENVIRONMENT
- WASH & IRON INSIDE OUT
- DO NOT TUMBLE DRY
- DO NOT DRYCLEAN
- DO NOT OVERLOAD WAHING MACHINE
- WASH WITH SIMILAR COLOURS
- WASH AT 30℃
- IRON ON LOWEST HEAT WITH GARMENT INSIDE OUT
- DO NOT BLEACH
- LAY FLAT TO DRY TO AVOID SHRINKING
- NEVER IRON OVER THE PRINT
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It is important to treat your printed garment with extra care.
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Following these care guidelines will guarantee that your garment appears brand new for longer.
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Please do NOT Microwave or Dishwash your printed mug.
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If you need to wash your garments on a higher temperature
wash for example workwear, print may not be the best option for you in this circumstance.
We would recommend embroidery rather than print as embroidery can sustain
higher temperatures.
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Please always follow & adhere to our wash care instructions.
