LAT

The styles that matter

The 6101 Youth Fine Jersey Tee is the anchor: 4.5 oz How dense a knit fabric is, measured in oz/yd². Typical ranges: under 4.5 oz is lightweight fashion; 4.5–5.5 oz is the midweight band most everyday tees fall into; 5.5–6 oz is heavy everyday and fleece; 6 oz and up is the heavyweight range, with 7 oz and up the streetwear max-weight class. Heavier fabric drapes more substantially, holds prints flatter, and costs more per blank. , 100% combed A step after carding where short fibers are combed out. Combed yarn is smoother, stronger, and pills less than straight-carded yarn. ring-spun cotton, 30- singles A yarn made from a single strand (not plied). Most tees use singles. The lower the count number, the thicker the yarn (30s is thicker than 40s). Higher counts produce finer, lighter fabric. fine jersey with shoulder-to-shoulder back neck tape and an EasyTear label. Blends shift by color (Ash is 99/1, heathers 90/10, the vintage/blackout colors 60/40), so verify the colorway before quoting print method.

On the women's side, the 3516 Fine Jersey Tee is the staple: same 4.5 oz How dense a knit fabric is, measured in oz/yd². Typical ranges: under 4.5 oz is lightweight fashion; 4.5–5.5 oz is the midweight band most everyday tees fall into; 5.5–6 oz is heavy everyday and fleece; 6 oz and up is the heavyweight range, with 7 oz and up the streetwear max-weight class. Heavier fabric drapes more substantially, holds prints flatter, and costs more per blank. combed A step after carding where short fibers are combed out. Combed yarn is smoother, stronger, and pills less than straight-carded yarn. ring-spun fabric in a side-seamed A tee cut from flat fabric panels and sewn with seams at the sides. This allows a more fitted, tapered silhouette compared to a tubular-knit tee, which has no side seams. , semi-fitted, longer-length cut. Together with sister brand Rabbit Skins on the infant end, LAT covers a continuous size run from newborn through adult in coordinated colors.

Fabric & decoration behavior

combed A step after carding where short fibers are combed out. Combed yarn is smoother, stronger, and pills less than straight-carded yarn. ring-spun fine jersey gives a smooth, tight face that handles detailed screen printing, DTG, and DTF well in small youth imprint areas where coarse fabric eats fine lines. EasyTear labels make relabeling quick for children's brands.

A useful detail for discharge A printing technique that chemically removes the dye from a dyed fabric rather than laying ink on top. The result feels like the shirt itself, with no hand feel. and garment-dye work: Ash and White are sewn with 100% cotton thread, so stitching takes dye and discharge A printing technique that chemically removes the dye from a dyed fabric rather than laying ink on top. The result feels like the shirt itself, with no hand feel. along with the body instead of staying contrast-white.

When to choose LAT

Pick LAT whenever youth sizing is central to the job: spirit wear, camps, PTA orders, kids' merch lines. The color range and consistent fabric across youth and adult cuts mean a single design works across the whole family order without re-separating art.