TOPS

Shop graphic tees, heavyweight shirts, tanks, and long sleeves built for training, work, and everyday wear. Premium fabrics, dependable fits, and durable prints designed to hold up through repeat wear and washing. Veteran-owned. Free shipping on orders over $99.

TOPS

Graphic tees, tanks, long sleeves, hoodies and jackets for men and women. Durable prints, dependable fits, fabrics that hold their shape past the first season. Free shipping over $99.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do the prints crack or fade fast?

No. The graphics are cured onto a cotton-poly blend to stay flexible and bonded, so they resist cracking and hold their color through regular washing. Wash cold and inside out, and the print outlives most of your other shirts.

Which should I pick, the standard or heavyweight tee?

Choose the 5.5 oz standard if you want a lighter, everyday tee that layers well. Go heavyweight if you want more structure and a shirt that feels substantial and holds its shape under hard wear.

Do you carry these tops in women's cuts?

Yes. Much of the range comes in both men's and women's fits, so the same graphics are available shaped for a truer women's fit rather than a boxy unisex cut. Check the product page for the cuts each design comes in.

What are the tees made of?

The standard tees are a 5.5 oz cotton-poly blend that feels broken-in from the first wear. The heavyweight tees use a heavier, denser knit for more structure and durability.

Do the tanks and long sleeves come in the same designs?

Many of the core graphics carry across tees, tanks, and long sleeves, so you can run the same design in the cut that fits the weather. Availability varies by drop, so check the specific product page for the styles it comes in.

Are the tops pre-shrunk?

Yes, across the tees, tanks and long sleeves. Wash cold and dry low and your size stays your size. The heavyweight knits hold their shape better over time than the lighter weights, which is most of what you're paying the extra for.