Most people that try tri-blend shirts seek them out again. And then again, and again. From our company data over the past 20 years we’ve noticed that it’s more than likely that our patrons never actually go back to anything else if they can help it.
Here is why.
Check it out. In this case, three materials is better than one.
So what's the catch? There's always a catch, right?
Well, in the case of tri-blend, the main difference is that they cost more. All the awesomeness has a price. Our tri-blend tops are some of the most expensive we carry.
The 16-step process is difficult, time consuming, and very costly. A yard of the quality tri-blend fabric we use for our shirts is sometimes twice the price of the American combed ringspun cotton we use for our all cotton tees. The American tri-blends are even more expensive.
But awesome. As a rule of thumb, your tri-blend will last 3 times as long as your cotton tees. Usually longer. They almost always last longer than the print on them. So if you're into really retro looking natural distress or fading, your tri-blend will likely age for you like a fine Bordeaux.