80/20 cotton/polyester blend fleece, ring spun cotton with 100% cotton face
52/48 cotton/polyester (Grey Heather)
Elastic waistband with shoestring drawcord
Relaxed fit
1x1 ribbing at ankle cuffs
Sewn eyelets
Sewn fly detail
Back pocket & Jersey lined hand pockets
Tear Away™ label
Model is wearing: Forest Camo
The fabric color of this 8.5 oz., 3-end fleece shorts is a close match to our QBP-Apparel-M-ITC-005/QBP-Apparel-M-ITC-002 10 oz., 3-end fleece sweatshirts. If you are using these shorts to color match a sweatshirt as a set, please order samples to see how well they match.
Please note: The heather colorways are not made of 100% cotton face yarn. Please do your own testing prior to screen printing.
When printing on our Camo Colorways it is important that the garment DOES NOT reach 320 Degrees when flashing or drying. Our Camo Colorways are a Water Based Print on 100% cotton fabric surface. At 320 degrees you risk ink migration to your print.
To be really safe some printers use a Poly Blocker base, and low temperature curing inks to stay away from 320 degrees. 300 degrees or lower is a safer temperature to avoid ink migration problems.
80/20 cotton/polyester blend fleece, ring spun cotton with 100% cotton face
52/48 cotton/polyester (Grey Heather)
Elastic waistband with shoestring drawcord
Relaxed fit
1x1 ribbing at ankle cuffs
Sewn eyelets
Sewn fly detail
Back pocket & Jersey lined hand pockets
Tear Away™ label
Model is wearing: Forest Camo
The fabric color of this 8.5 oz., 3-end fleece shorts is a close match to our QBP-Apparel-M-ITC-005/QBP-Apparel-M-ITC-002 10 oz., 3-end fleece sweatshirts. If you are using these shorts to color match a sweatshirt as a set, please order samples to see how well they match.
Please note: The heather colorways are not made of 100% cotton face yarn. Please do your own testing prior to screen printing.
When printing on our Camo Colorways it is important that the garment DOES NOT reach 320 Degrees when flashing or drying. Our Camo Colorways are a Water Based Print on 100% cotton fabric surface. At 320 degrees you risk ink migration to your print.
To be really safe some printers use a Poly Blocker base, and low temperature curing inks to stay away from 320 degrees. 300 degrees or lower is a safer temperature to avoid ink migration problems.
If you follow these instructions your apparel should last many years looking the same way when you bought it. Many items are already pre-shrunk but the ones that aren't can shrink if the following is not followed.
