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"Awesome Fit Guide
A basic sizing chart not good enough for you? Do you need optimal aero fit in case you're being chased by a bear in the woods? If you've got fit OCD, then this page is for you. Read on.
Shrinkage
Look, it happens. Nothin' to be embarrassed about. Below is a example of shrinkage in our Men's Large shirt (Anvil 980, ringspun cotton, 4.5 oz and/or Next Level 3600 ringspun cotton, 4.3oz). The blue blipshift lightweight fitted 4.5oz shirt was washed once in warm water and dried on medium heat. The orange shirt, also 4.5oz, is new, unwashed. Our heavy duty Hanes 5180 6oz shirt will shirt less resulting in a boxier cut and fuller sleeves. Your shrinkage may vary. For example, if your better half is a germaphobe and washes your shirt in boiling water then throws it in the oven to dry, the shirt will probably shrink more. If you hand wash only with ice cold mountain spring water and air dry with the breeze from a spinning hamster wheel, it'll probably shrink less.
Our Men's Long Sleeve shirt (Hanes Beefy-T 5186, ringspun cotton, 6 oz) has similar qualities as the Anvil 980, but heavier weight cotton, which is good for blocking punches from angry racecar drivers. We don't recommend fighting though and why would ya want to get your nice tee dirty anyway? Women's shirts are Anvil 880 and are similar to the Men's Anvil 980 except... well, made to fit women.
Hoodies are Gildan 18500 (no-pill Air Jet yarn, 50/50 cotton/poly, 7.75oz). Air Jet yarn? That's right, woohoo! Expect less shrinkage with hoodies (50/50 cotton/poly blend)."
"Awesome Fit Guide
A basic sizing chart not good enough for you? Do you need optimal aero fit in case you're being chased by a bear in the woods? If you've got fit OCD, then this page is for you. Read on.
Shrinkage
Look, it happens. Nothin' to be embarrassed about. Below is a example of shrinkage in our Men's Large shirt (Anvil 980, ringspun cotton, 4.5 oz and/or Next Level 3600 ringspun cotton, 4.3oz). The blue blipshift lightweight fitted 4.5oz shirt was washed once in warm water and dried on medium heat. The orange shirt, also 4.5oz, is new, unwashed. Our heavy duty Hanes 5180 6oz shirt will shirt less resulting in a boxier cut and fuller sleeves. Your shrinkage may vary. For example, if your better half is a germaphobe and washes your shirt in boiling water then throws it in the oven to dry, the shirt will probably shrink more. If you hand wash only with ice cold mountain spring water and air dry with the breeze from a spinning hamster wheel, it'll probably shrink less.
Our Men's Long Sleeve shirt (Hanes Beefy-T 5186, ringspun cotton, 6 oz) has similar qualities as the Anvil 980, but heavier weight cotton, which is good for blocking punches from angry racecar drivers. We don't recommend fighting though and why would ya want to get your nice tee dirty anyway? Women's shirts are Anvil 880 and are similar to the Men's Anvil 980 except... well, made to fit women.
Hoodies are Gildan 18500 (no-pill Air Jet yarn, 50/50 cotton/poly, 7.75oz). Air Jet yarn? That's right, woohoo! Expect less shrinkage with hoodies (50/50 cotton/poly blend)."
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Oh, I know who's it is, that's why when he had it outside the shop I asked to get a couple halfway decent pics of it.
If I didn't have kids and a house payment I would so build one for myself.
As far as yours, still think the door graphic needs some grains of rice in the red. *Did Gary work on it there for you? I thought he was strictly Porsches??
If I didn't have kids and a house payment I would so build one for myself.
As far as yours, still think the door graphic needs some grains of rice in the red. *Did Gary work on it there for you? I thought he was strictly Porsches??
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