T-shirt
The T-shirt started as an item of underwear – in the 19th Century, the t-shirt was born when laborers in America cut their jumpsuits in half to cope with the summer heat. Although they started to be manufactured in 1898, the T-shirt was made in 1913 when it became a standard issue in the US Navy’s uniform.
Fruit of the Loom started making T-shirts in the 1910s, and this was the beginning of them being available to civilians too. But it wasn’t until slightly later that this undergarment received a name, which was first used in Scott Fitzgerald’s novel – This Side of Paradise. But at this point, it is still a piece of underwear, not to be worn alone…
It wasn’t until Marlon Brando and James Dean burst onto the Hollywood scene in the 1950s that the t-shirt became famous as a piece of clothing and a sign of rebellion and masculinity. But this was all for men; women didn’t start wearing t-shirts as something to be seen until later in the 1960s, and by the 1970s, it was a genuinely unisex item.
Color Piecing Polo Shirt
A variety of different color fabrics are cut and stitched.
Printed T-Shirt
The drawn picture (which can be jpg,png,ai,cdr and other file formats) is printed on sublimation paper by clothing jet printer, and the pattern is sublimated to the fabric by sublimation equipment, and then cut and stitched.
T-Shirt Fabric
Polo shirt fabric generally adopts the following types.
- 92% polyester, 8% spandex.
- 88% polyester, 12% spandex.
- 100% polyester.
- 100% cotton.
