COTTON T-SHIRT DESIGN NO. 230611-WA0076
DETAILS OF T-SHIRT (COTTON, BLENDED T-SHIRT, LYCRA + COTTON SHIRT)
Let me introduce myself as a Proprietor of this organization. My organization is a manufacturer- cum-exporter of 100% Cotton T Shirt (Polo, Round Neck, Plain, Neck, Y Neck, Printed, Digital Printed) since its Incorporation. We are manufacturing own various branded of T-Shirts as per customer�¢??s need and specification.
T-shirts are not just a fashion essential �¢?? they are a medium for expression and an ageless insignia of the young and the young at heart. It's easy to wear, comfortable, stylish, finds space at almost every occasion and hence everybody has one.
The t-shirt includes knit shirts, polos, V neck, Y neck, Plain, Full Sleeves, Half Sleeves, Round Neck, Collar etc., and is specifically targeted towards the youth segment. One of the main reasons behind its popularity among youth is that teenagers are today�¢??s rational buyers who keep every aspect in their mind before purchasing the t-shirt including colour, design, quality of
cloth, logo etc., which allows their mind to take over the t-shirt design as their personality, style, and attitude. T-shirts have indeed come a long way from its rise to popularity in the back in the 50s. Now, trends in t-shirts change faster than seasons.
Cotton is the most common and preferred fabric for t-shirts as they are ideal for everyday wear. A variety of cotton with different properties is used for making apparels. However, other materials such as linen, lycra, polyester, rayon and blends of two or three materials are also used for manufacturing t-shirts. Each material poses�¢?? a unique quality and can be used according to the activity and different climatic conditions. T-shirts made from lycra and polyester are generally used for athletic apparels, while cotton and linen t-shirts are preferred for daily casual wear.
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