Drop 2 #5 - "No Return"
$48
- Free shipping on orders over $125.
- Limited run.
- Shipped from El Paso, Texas.
4.9 · 130+ verified ratings
- “Was pretty skeptical at first trying new brands that are still small… but the quality and print on the shirts are amazing. I’ve spent thousands this year on shirts and so far yours is my top 2 in print quality and shirt material.”— Erik C. · Email
- “By far one of my favorite shirts ever. The quality is amazing… I get a mad amount of compliments on that shirt. I know you could price these for way more but you don’t.”— Dylan M. · Instagram
- “Wore it tonight while streaming and had at least 6 people compliment it or ask where it was from — without even seeing the back graphic.”— Brett · Instagram
- “SHIRT IS FUCKING AWESOME. Never had anything this quality.”— James O. · Instagram
- “Washed and dried, still fits great. I’ll be back for every fuckin drop.”— Colin · Instagram
- “It’s honestly refreshing to see someone still prioritizing traditional screen printing instead of going straight to DTG.”— William H. · Email
- “The quality is amazing, the design doesn’t feel cheap and it’s very clean. I’ll be ordering more and letting the people at my gym know.”— Gio · Instagram
- “The artwork is amazing, the print is great quality, and the fit and feel of the shirt is one of the best.”— @ambr.lyn · Instagram
How does it fit? Size guide
This tee is printed on Cotton Collective’s 7.5 oz oversized box tee. 100% cotton, made in USA, heavier than the 6.5 oz 1801GD blanks we used before, but softer in hand.
The main differences are the weight, collar, stitching, and consistency. The cotton feels heavier, the collar is thicker, the stitching is cleaner, and the sizing has been more consistent on the pieces we tested.
The fit is oversized. Order your normal size for the intended boxy fit. Size up if you want it extra loose. Do not size down unless you want to take away from the fit of the shirt.
The fabric has more weight than our previous blanks, but it does not feel stiff or rough. That is the main reason we switched.
| Size | Chest Width | Front Body Length |
|---|---|---|
| S | 20½" | 27¼" |
| M | 22" | 28¼" |
| L | 23½" | 29¼" |
| XL | 25" | 30¼" |
| 2XL | 26½" | 31¼" |
| 3XL | 28" | 32¼" |
| 4XL | 29½" | 33¼" |
Not sure? Lay a shirt you already like flat, measure pit-to-pit and top-to-bottom, then match it to the chart.
Best blank we’ve tested so far. Heavier than the old one, softer than the old one, thicker collar, cleaner stitching, same oversized direction.
Honestly, it's not humble. It's downright cocky. But why wouldn't you want your clothing brand to have a lot of shit to brag about?
When someone actually does something worth talking about, they tell you.
So pay attention to the info.
Or the lack thereof.
If you can't find the source of the shirt blank, there's a reason.
If they're not explaining the process, there's a reason.
Because when the whole thing is optimized down to the penny, with corners cut at every step, there isn't much to brag about.
Three drops in and we're screenprinting in El Paso, Texas on 7.5 oz heavyweight, USA-made blanks. That is not normal.
We tested over 40 blanks to get here. Not an exaggeration. Because this isn't about margin. It's about making the best damn shirt possible, period.
I'd love to name the brands we're already outclassing. I'll be nice.
Drop 03. Screenprinted in the USA. On American-made blanks. By a real print shop in El Paso, Texas.
Third drop. We're damn proud of it.
— Josh, founder
Printed in-house in El Paso, TX on Los Angeles Apparel 1801GD heavyweight blanks.
Garment dyed. Pre-shrunk. Made in USA.
This is one of the best blanks out right now.
Dense cotton, heavy weight, holds its shape.
Garment dyed so it already has that worn-in color and feel from day one.
No stiff, brand new look. No cheap fade after a couple washes.
Pre-shrunk so it fits how it’s supposed to and stays that way.
No surprises after the first wash.
We handled everything on this drop ourselves.
No outsourcing, no middleman.
Feels broken in as soon as you throw it on and only gets better over time.
Fabric softens, structure stays.
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SIZING
Los Angeles Apparel 1801GD with a boxy, structured fit.
True to size for a clean fit.
Size up if you want it an oversized streetwear look.
Heavy fabric that holds its shape and doesn’t collapse over time.
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CARE
Wash cold
Inside out
Hang dry
No heat