I Sew A Piece Of My Heart Into Every Quilt I Make 3/4 Sleeve Shirt

Features

The classic baseball tee with raglan 3/4 sleeves takes on a fresh update with a super soft blend of combed and ring-spun cotton, modern fit, three-quarter contrast raglan sleeves and crew neck with contrast trim.

• Triblends are 3.8 oz., 50/25/25 polyester/airlume combed and ringspun cotton/rayon, 40 singles
• Black Heather is 90/10 airlume combed and cotton ringspun cotton/polyester
• Marbles are 4.0 oz., 91/9 polyester/airlume combed and ringspun cotton, 32 singles
• All other colors are 3.6 oz., 52/48 airlume combed and ringspun cotton/polyester, 40 singles
• Contrast raglan sleeves and neck trim
• Retail fit, side seams
• Tearaway label

ID 25096816
This i sew a piece of my heart into every quilt i make is available in a vast array of color options,
and offers a simplistic but eye-catching design on the front.
If you’re a fan of i sew a piece of my heart into every quilt i make,
then this design is definitely the one for you!
You can find this design available on any style from a ladies fitted shirt to a men’s crewneck sweatshirt.

Print Technique

Digital printing is an amazing process that involves your artwork “I Sew A Piece Of My Heart Into Every Quilt I Make” being processed by a computer and then printed directly onto the surface of your product. Digital printing is not a heat transfer or applique, as the ink directly adheres to the fabric of your shirt. Each printing process has its strengths, and our artwork team will weigh these when deciding which to use for your art.

Plot Printing Consists of both Flock and Flex Print, This process transfers your artwork “I Sew A Piece Of My Heart Into Every Quilt I Make” from a special foil through an immense amount of pressure and heat. Flex images are smooth, a little plastic like and a tad bit glossy. Flock images have a fuzzy velvet-like texture and appear slightly more elevated. Think of drawing just the shadows and how that would appear without color. 3 colors plus the color of the garment itself is used to print.