The most popular natural material in the clothing industry. Cotton is characterized by properties such as softness, pliability, strength, good absorbency and breathability. It is pleasant to the touch and can withstand higher temperatures. It is often used in combination with synthetic materials or elastane.

Fiber made from regenerated cellulose. The basic raw material is usually pulp made of wood or cotton. The material is breathable with highly absorbent properties. Compared to cotton, it is more flowing, shiny and softer.

Fine weight knit with characteristic tree-shaped columns on the front side and arches on the reverse side. The binding is characterized by ductility, softness and easy separability. The yarn used to process the knitwear affects the final quality of the goods.

The weight expresses the "thickness" of the fabric and is given in grams per square meter of fabric.

The higher the weight, the "coarser" the fabric and the more material it contains.

Choosing a T-shirt depends on what purpose you want it for. Lower and medium weights 150-170g/m² are very suitable for wearing in summer, as the fabric is sufficiently breathable and not too hot in them.

Heavier T-shirts are stronger and less crouched. They are also suitable for year-round wear.