Kids' Cotton T-Shirts
Children's t-shirts fail in three predictable places: the neck tag, the print, and the colour after the fourth wash. These are built against all three — printed neck labels instead of stitched tags, prints cured so they flex rather than crack, and colour held to a Delta-E under 1.5.
The cotton is the same 230 GSM combed yarn we use for adults, which matters more for kids than adults: children's clothes get washed far more often, and a heavier knit survives that cycle count without going thin at the shoulders.
Common questions
Is the fabric safe for sensitive skin? +
It is 100% combed cotton, which removes the short fibres that cause surface prickle, and the neck label is printed rather than stitched in — the stitched tag is the usual culprit when a child complains about a t-shirt being itchy. There is no polyester blended into the body.
How do I pick the right size for a growing child? +
Every product page lists chest and length in inches by age. Measure a t-shirt your child currently wears comfortably and match those numbers rather than going by age alone — age labels vary wildly between brands. If you are between sizes, size up: the oversized cuts wear well slightly large and buy you another season.
Will the print crack or peel? +
The prints are cured to flex with the fabric rather than sit on top of it as a rigid film, which is what cracks. Wash inside out and cold. Avoid ironing directly over the print — that is what lifts a print faster than washing does.
Can I exchange if the size is wrong? +
Yes — free size exchange within 7 days, with tags intact. Sizing is the single most common reason a kids' tee goes back, so the swap is built to be painless.