Front Loaded220gsm · DTG£27
HeavyweightT-shirts
Proper weight. Good shape. Built to stay in rotation.
The heavyweight pair.
Two Slam AW26 tees use our verified 220gsm Premium Heavy Tee profile: substantial combed cotton, a structured regular fit and construction designed to keep its shape.
Front Loaded220gsm · DTG£27
Abducted220gsm · Embroidery£27
Slam is the current drop. The guide below stays useful after the season changes: it explains what the garment specification actually means.
See all T-shirtsWhat does 220gsm actually mean?
GSM means grams per square metre. It measures the mass of the fabric across a fixed area. In practical terms, a higher GSM usually feels more substantial than a lighter fabric of similar construction.
Our Premium Heavy Tee uses 220gsm combed cotton with a regular unisex fit, ribbed crew neck, side seams, shoulder-to-shoulder taping and double-needle hems. It gives the shirt more structure without turning it into armour.
Not every good tee should feel the same.
* Premium Heavy Tee marle colourways contain 15% viscose. Classic Tee: white is 193gsm; colours are 203gsm. Check each product page for the exact garment specification.
Embroidery or print?
Thread stitched into the garment gives a tactile, raised finish. We use it where a smaller, restrained mark benefits from texture rather than more ink.
Direct-to-garment printing puts ink directly into the fabric. It gives detailed or larger artwork room to work without forcing every design into the same treatment.
Structured. Relaxed. Classic.
Regular unisex shape with enough fabric weight to hold a cleaner silhouette. Choose your normal size for the intended fit.
A boxier women's fit with dropped shoulders and a garment-dyed, lived-in finish.
Regular unisex fit with a slightly lighter everyday feel than the Premium Heavy Tee.
The T-shirt isn't an afterthought.
Good artwork on a weak garment is still a weak T-shirt. We start with weight, shape and construction, then decide what belongs on it.