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Commerce · June 3, 2026

YTTWEAR Heavyweight Blank Tee

300GSM oversized cotton tee for streetwear brands

What it does

A 300GSM 26S 100% cotton oversized blank tee designed for streetwear brands, custom printing, and private label programs. Built with a premium heavyweight feel, clean silhouette, and production-ready quality for modern apparel launches.

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