Nº D-10894
White body, 3/4 sleeves and collar in a contrast colour — baseball tees, team wear, POD.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on 100% cotton jersey (2-way stretch) 200 gsm; style: two-tone raglan tee.
Sample size size L · 550 × 740 mm.
A two-tone 3/4-sleeve raglan: a white body, sleeves and collar in a contrast colour you choose — the classic baseball tee for teams and merch.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 550 × 740 mm; your print keeps its true scale on the product.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is 100% cotton jersey (2-way stretch) 200 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
Raglan sleeves join the body along a diagonal seam from underarm to collar, so there is no shoulder seam; here the body is white and the 3/4 sleeves and collar are sewn from contrast dyed fabric. It is the classic baseball tee, used for teams and POD.
180–200 gsm cotton jersey for body and sleeves, with sleeves in dyed fabric of the same construction so shrinkage matches; a CVC blend holds sleeve colour better through washing. Sleeve colour is dyed fabric, not print, so pick it from the factory's fabric colour card.
The white body takes screen print, DTG or DTF on the front; team names and numbers on the back go in screen print or heat-transfer vinyl. Contrast sleeves usually stay plain or carry a small number.
Because the raglan seam crosses the shoulder area, keep the chest print within about 28–30 cm on size L so it doesn't hit the diagonal seam. Specify sleeve colour by fabric code, not CMYK, and state it on the order.
Back numbers are usually 20–25 cm tall with the team name 5–7 cm above, its top about 8 cm below the back collar; a 550 mm body fits a two-digit number about 30 cm wide.
Three-quarter sleeves shade the arms better than short sleeves without the heat of long ones; choose a light 180 gsm blend and dark sleeves like navy or burgundy that hide outdoor dirt.
A raglan sleeve runs diagonally from underarm to collar, so shoulder and sleeve are one piece and arms move freely, ideal for sportswear; a set-in sleeve is sewn at the shoulder line.
Team logos, numbers and varsity lettering on chest and back; the contrast sleeves already add colour, so the print needn't use many.
Sleeve colour is dyed fabric chosen from a colour card; for any colour or a pattern on the sleeves, make it a sublimated polyester cut-and-sew shirt.