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Column 180 T-Shirt
Regular straight fit in 180 gsm cotton jersey with a neat rib crew neck.
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Plain garments put fabric surface, neckline, hood and rib structure in full view. A consistent low-heat routine helps each T-shirt and hoodie keep the proportion that made it useful in the first place.
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Regular straight fit in 180 gsm cotton jersey with a neat rib crew neck.
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Dense relaxed T-shirt with elbow-skimming sleeves and a substantial collar.
View productCheck the product page and any sewn care label before washing, because cloth weight and interior finish vary across the index. Close the Zip Column Hoodie, empty pockets, loosen cords where applicable and turn garments inside out to reduce friction across the visible face.
Wash at 30°C with similar colours and avoid overfilling the machine. A crowded drum adds abrasion and prevents heavier sweatshirt fabric from moving and rinsing evenly. Use a normal measured amount of detergent and avoid treating colour fields with untested stain products.
Remove garments promptly after the cycle. Shake them gently, align side seams and set the neckline, hood, cuffs and hem back into shape while the fabric is damp rather than trying to correct the outline after it has dried.
Treat washing, drying and storage as one sequence so heat, stretch and trapped moisture do not work against the garment shape.
Separate light, carbon, cobalt and tomato colour fields, close zips and check pockets before turning each garment inside out.
Select a gentle 30°C cycle and leave enough drum space for dense jersey and sweatshirt fabric to move freely.
Reshape the garment and air dry away from direct concentrated heat, supporting heavy hoodies so the hood cannot pull on the back neck.
Fold fully dry heavyweight T-shirts and hoodies, keep rib edges flat and avoid compressing a structured hood beneath a tall stack.
The most visible signs of poor handling often appear at edges and joins rather than across the centre of the garment.
Do not lift a wet T-shirt by its collar or leave a heavy body hanging from a narrow hanger while damp.
Open the hood after washing, align its panels and allow the inner surface to dry before folding it against the back.
Lay rib flat without stretching it; deep cuffs and hems are intended to recover and hold surrounding fabric.
Close the zip before washing, smooth pocket edges after the cycle and never store the hoodie with damp fabric trapped inside the pocket.
Use these general notes alongside the product-specific information supplied with the garment.
Air drying is the preferred low-heat approach described for this range. High tumble heat can affect dimensions, surface and rib recovery, so follow the garment care information if using any dryer setting.
Folding reduces prolonged pull at the neckline and shoulder, particularly for the 240 gsm Heavy Frame T-Shirt. If hanging, use a broad supportive hanger.
Support the body and hood separately over a drying rail or suitable flat surface, reshape the neckline and avoid suspending the wet garment from the hood.
Group similar colours and follow the garment care information. Separating light, carbon, cobalt and tomato pieces is the clearer routine, especially during early washes.
Act promptly but avoid untested bleach or aggressive rubbing. Check the product care information and test any suitable treatment on an inconspicuous area first.
Each product page connects its fit, fabric weight and construction details with concise care notes for that particular T-shirt or hoodie.
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