Shown: Charcoal Heather
BoxercraftStyle BM3103 · Long Sleeve Tees
Men's Waffle Knit Long Sleeve T-Shirt
A blank long sleeve tee from the Boxercraft line, offered in 4 colors and sizes S–3XL. Cataloged on VisePrint with full fabric specs and decoration-ready details.
- Excellent for screen printing
- 60/40 cotton/polyester at 5.31 oz/yd²
- ⚠ Sublimation: not recommended — Cotton-dominant fabric does not bond sublimation dye.
Final pricing depends on garment quantity, decoration method, print locations, and artwork requirements.
Colors 4— Charcoal Heather
Charcoal Heather
Natural
Navy
Oxford Heather
Available sizes
Availability — Charcoal Heather
| Size | Status | Local pickup (Chicagoland) | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | Low Stock | — | |
| M | Limited | — | |
| L | Limited | — | |
| XL | Limited | — | |
| 2XL | Limited | — | |
| 3XL | Low Stock | — |
Last inventory sync: July 12, 2026 · local pickup stock held near Lockport, IL. Distributor network totals — not live stock; availability is reconfirmed on every quote before production.
Key specifications
- Fabric composition
- 60/40 cotton/polyester
- Fabric weight
- 5.31 oz/yd²
- Fabric type
- Not stated
- Yarn
- Not stated
- Construction
- Not stated
- Label
- Not stated
- Cut for
- Men's
- Fit
- Relaxed
- Sizes
- S–3XL
- Colors
- 4
- Country of origin
- China
- Sustainability
- Not stated
Decoration compatibility
VisePrint guidance derived from this garment's stated fabric and construction — not manufacturer claims.
Screen printing
Excellent
Cotton-dominant knit takes plastisol and water-based ink cleanly with standard cure settings.
- Dye-migration risk on polyester content — use a low-bleed or poly-specific ink system and cure at lower temperatures.
DTF transfer
Good
Compatible with this fabric type at correct press temperature and pressure.
DTG printing
Good
Cotton-rich blend prints acceptably; expect a softer, more vintage result than 100% cotton.
- Water-based DTG ink absorbs poorly into polyester and can wash out — pretreat and test.
Embroidery
Good
Embroiders well with appropriate backing.
Heat transfer
Good
Standard HTV and transfers apply well at the correct temperature for this fiber mix.
Sublimation
Not Recommended
Cotton-dominant fabric does not bond sublimation dye.
Decoration results can vary by equipment, ink, transfer material, garment color, and production settings. Always test before beginning a full production run.
Fit and sizing
Relaxed fit, cut for men's wear · sizes S–3XL.
Fabric and construction
Manufacturer highlights
- 5.31 oz./yd²., 60/40 cotton/polyester
- Relaxed fit
- Set-in sleeves
- Self-fabric V-notch
- Hi-low rounded hem
- Woven label
Country of origin
Made in China.
Shown for the Charcoal Heather colorway; origin can vary by color and production run.
Recommended applications
The stated attributes don't point to a specific program type — request a sample to evaluate it against your use case.
Similar alternatives
- · Same fabric: 60/40 cotton/polyester
- · Similar weight (5 vs 5.31 oz)
- · Also Excellent for screen printing
- · Same fabric: 60/40 cotton/polyester
- · Also Excellent for screen printing
- · Covers XXS–3XL
- · Similar fiber mix
- · Similar weight (5.4 vs 5.31 oz)
- · Covers S–4XL
- · Similar fiber mix
- · Similar weight (5.4 vs 5.31 oz)
- · Covers S–4XL
Terms used on this page
- Polyester
- Polyester is a synthetic, petroleum-based fiber prized for durability, quick-dry performance, and colorfastness, but prone to dye migration under screen-print inks.
- Relaxed Fit
- Relaxed fit adds extra ease through the chest and body beyond a classic cut, without going as wide or long as an oversized silhouette.
- Set-In Sleeve
- A set-in sleeve is a sleeve sewn separately into a rounded armhole, the standard construction behind most classic crew-neck t-shirts.
- V-notch (V-insert)
- A V-notch, or V-insert, is a small triangular rib patch set into the collar of a crewneck sweatshirt, a retro detail signaling a heavier, premium vintage-style blank.
- Woven Label
- A woven label is a fabric tag with a logo or brand name woven into the threads on a loom, then sewn into a garment's neck or hem.