Jeffrey L M.
Very thin material
No problems with the administration of my order. This is a $35 short sleeve tee shirt and the thickness of the material is very thin. This is not a Hanes Beefy Tee. For $35 I would expect a superior material. I am not returning them, but I wouldn't buy another one with this weight material. Comment after response from manufacturer: Any way you cut it, the material is light and flimsy. I get it that it's easier to print on, but it feels and looks cheap. As to the fit of a tee shirt -- completely irrelevant to the issue of quality. Fit is not the issue and feels like you're blowing smoke up my ass. It does not feel like a $35 tee shirt. Even your higher end product, a Gildane shirt, has a better feel and you charge for it. That product is significantly more expensive and I know because I have a long sleeve shirt with that premium shirt.
Response from m00nshotMar 7, 2026
Hi Jeffrey, Thank you for taking the time to leave a thoughtful review and for noting that the ordering process went smoothly. We really appreciate that. I did want to address the comment about the material, because there’s a common misconception that thicker automatically means better quality when it comes to t-shirts. That was often true decades ago with older styles like the Hanes Beefy Tee, but modern premium tees are actually made very differently. The shirts we use are made from 100% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton, which is considered a higher grade cotton than the heavier open-end cotton used in many older style shirts. The combing and ring-spinning process removes impurities and shorter fibers, resulting in a much softer, smoother, and more durable fabric. That process is what gives the shirt its soft feel and clean surface for printing. Modern premium tees are also designed with a more tailored retail fit, which most people prefer over the older boxy style of shirts like the Beefy Tee. Those thicker shirts tend to be heavier, stiffer, and cut very wide through the body and sleeves. Many people find them bulky or uncomfortable compared to the softer, lighter shirts that are popular today. So while the fabric may feel lighter than an old-school heavyweight tee, it’s actually a different class of garment entirely. The goal is softness, comfort, and a modern fit rather than the thick, rigid feel of traditional heavyweight shirts. That said, we completely understand that some people simply prefer heavyweight tees, and that comes down to personal preference. We truly appreciate you giving our shirts a try and taking the time to share your feedback. Thanks again for your order and support. --- Response to your response: The bottom line is. Hanes "Beefy Tee" does not mean it's superior quality because it is thicker. There is a reason nobody sells it. As for our shirts looking and feeling cheap. We've been selling the same blanks for 9 years for a reason. They are the best quality, best made, come in the most available colors, etc. We get some customers like bulky and boxy thick shirts. But it just isn't our style. We are sticking to the more modern, retail/fashion fit made of softer, better refined cotton, period. Thanks for giving us a shot.