NC State Champs 1983 Team Of Destiny Shirt

The range of products includes men, women and unisex items NC State Champs 1983 Team Of Destiny Shirt. Plus kids, as well. All made to the same high standard. Continental Clothing (and their EarthPositive, Salvage, and Fair Share brands) offer something unique for the printing and embroidery market. Like us, their history speaks for itself and their approach to the future is firmly based on ethical, sustainable ways of doing things. A desire to supply clothing and merchandise which is fair to the folk who produce it and a better choice for the people who decorate, sell and wear it. We’re good with that because it’s an ethos which sits well with our own. Every project that we undertake starts with one main objective – to deliver an outstanding result. The best printing and the finest embroidery that you can get. Having great blanks before you even begin to ink and stitch helps turn that ambition into reality.

NC State Champs 1983 Team Of Destiny Shirt, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt

Dedicator polo shirts are a regular fitting NC State Champs 1983 Team Of Destiny Shirt. which is my preferred styling for this type of garment. Not that there’s anything wrong with slimmer fitting polos, but I think the standard cut is more comfortable and offers maximum flexibility. This shirt feels nicely balanced, not oversized but not overly restrictive at the neck, around the shoulders or across the stomach. At 230 GSM (grams per square metre) the cotton has a respectable weight without feeling too heavy. One or two of the retail branded polos that I have are more substantial and, whilst this is great in some ways, it can have drawbacks. That added weight is warmer when wearing and that sometimes makes you think twice about taking it out of the drawer. Plus, that weight takes longer to dry. The Dedicator is perfect for day to day wear and a little layering. Overall, the finish on the Dedicator polo shirt is excellent. Gorgeously soft herringbone tape on the neck and at the side slits add a premium feel. Seams and stitching are top quality. If I have a minor gripe, and a very minor one, it’s that I’d have wanted a slightly deeper return on the flat rib sleeve trim. Just fractionally wider, a couple of millimetres. Not a negative as such, an entirely personal thing and not something for which I can mark the shirt down. One stand out for me is the garment washed finish on the Dedicator Denim. The faded effect seams are a subtly understated touch of distressed style.