Comfort Colors style number 1717
Unisex Garment-Dyed Heavyweight T-Shirt
$7.50
Retail $13.43
Sand is the signature shade of the garment-dyed wave, the Comfort Colors-style washed neutral that boutiques, coffee shops, churches, and country-music merch tables order by the case. It photographs warm, flatters big back prints, and signals retail rather than uniform.
Comfort Colors style number 1717
$7.50
Retail $13.43
Independent Trading style number PRM1500Y
$27.20
Retail $36.25
Comfort Colors style number 9360
$10.02
Retail $13.37
Independent Trading style number IND20PNT
$26.03
Retail $34.71
Independent Trading style number IND20SRT
$19.92
Retail $26.55
These pieces are sewn first and pigment-dyed after, so the dye sits on the fiber surface and fades into a lived-in patina with washing. Seams, collars, and stitching take the dye unevenly. That subtle variation is the product, not a defect, but warn first-time clients that no two lots match exactly.
Pigment-dyed surfaces are heat-sensitive: high cure and press temperatures can crack the dye binder or leave scorch and The flat board a garment is stretched over during printing. In screen printing it holds the shirt in place; in DTG it positions the shirt under the print head. marks, so cure low and avoid hot sublimation-style transfers. Sand itself is light, so most art needs no A first layer of (usually white) ink printed under the design on dark garments. It stops the dark fabric from showing through and keeps colors bright. , but bold, simple The most common screen-printing ink. PVC particles suspended in a plasticizer. It sits on top of the fabric rather than soaking in, which gives a slightly raised feel and very opaque coverage. graphics outperform fine-line process work on the matte, coated How a fabric feels against the skin. Printers also use it to describe the tactile thickness of an ink deposit (a thick plastisol print has "high hand"). . Cool shirts fully before stacking; pigment dyes are prone to ghosting.
Faded black, brick, pine, and washed denim-blue inks suit the muted palette; stark neon fights it. Puff print and embroidery both add texture that suits heavyweight garment-dye. Build a client palette with ivory, khaki, and bay alongside sand, and keep pepper or graphite as the dark anchor of the range.
Sand is the core natural tone, deepest in tees and fleece; the counts cover the natural family, previewed in sand. Each row leads with the best-ranked styles in a category, and the Shop all link opens the full set.
Comfort Colors style number 1717
$7.50
Retail $13.43
Comfort Colors style number 6030
$12.24
Retail $16.31
Comfort Colors style number 6014
$16.88
Retail $22.49
Independent Trading style number PRM1500Y
$27.20
Retail $36.25
Independent Trading style number IND280SL
$23.10
Retail $30.79
Independent Trading style number IND3000
$23.57
Retail $31.41
Independent Trading style number IND330BLV
$28.97
Retail $38.62
Independent Trading style number IND4000
$30.14
Retail $40.19
Independent Trading style number IND4000Z
$34.70
Retail $46.26
Independent Trading style number PRM3500
$32.25
Retail $43.01
Independent Trading style number PRM4500
$37.62
Retail $50.16
Independent Trading style number SS3000
$18.54
Retail $24.72
Independent Trading style number SS4500
$15.05
Retail $27.05
Independent Trading style number SS4500Z
$24.53
Retail $32.71
Comfort Colors style number 9360
$10.02
Retail $13.37
Independent Trading style number IND20PNT
$26.03
Retail $34.71
Independent Trading style number PRM50PTPD
$30.72
Retail $40.97
Independent Trading style number IND20SRT
$19.92
Retail $26.55
Independent Trading style number PRM50STPD
$23.58
Retail $31.43