Army PT Style Shirt | U.S. Military Physical Training Infantry Workout T-Shirt

50% Cotton, 50% Polyester
Made in USA and Imported
Pull On closure
Machine Wash
100% COTTON LEISURE STYLE | This isn’t an official U.S. Military APFU. That is meant as a snug, athletic lower off-duty lounging & style shirt for troopers and veterans seeking to emulate the PT look in a non-wicking fashion. We do have a wicking model in black on a special product itemizing web page
MICHIGAN ARTISTS & PRINTERS | this design was drawn and display screen printed with delight by our expert illustrators and printers in Ann Arbor. For those who’re ever within the space, cease by for a free tour and see how we make your attire! Tagless tag is printed on material inside collar, you may’t really feel it.
UNISEX MODERN FIT SIZING | this shirt is barely tapered to be rather less boxy than the outdated fashion of mass-market t-shirt. Nothing drastic, and most of the people put on the identical dimension in our shirts as they do in all of their others, however you would possibly go one dimension bigger when you’re on the fence. It’s pre-shrunk, however like all high-cotton product, will nonetheless shrink barely within the wash. Our mannequin photographs are the true factor – the precise shirt on our salesguy, Wealthy. He is 6′ 2″, 200 lbs and carrying a big
SOFT FABRICS | This shirt is a ringspun, 30/1 nice jersey knit on 100% USA-grown cotton. For those who do not communicate t-shirt geek, meaning they’re comfortable and easy with a excessive thread-count, tight knit made out of fuzzy vegetation grown by American farmers. These are mid-weight shirts – a bit lighter than your mass-market, thick health club class t-shirts, however substantial / not see-through. It is a good steadiness between consolation and sturdiness
OFFICIALLY LICENSED PRODUCT | this military is licensed and comes with an official hold tag from the U.S. Military. Royalties on all gross sales go to the Military MWR (Morale, Welfare, and Recreation) fund to assist troopers and their households