District Women's Perfect Tri ® 3/4 Sleeve Raglan DM136L
The DM136L is District's women's Perfect Tri raglan: 4.5 oz tri-blend of polyester, combed ring spun cotton and rayon with 3/4 sleeves in a contrast color. It has back neck tape, a 1x1 rib neck and a tear-away label. Tri-blend fabric has a light heathered look, so each shirt has slight color variation.
The baseball-style sleeves make it a good fit for team moms, cheer and dance families, school spirit days, salons and boutique events where people want something softer and more styled than a standard tee.
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Which decoration method fits
- Screen printing: soft-hand or discharge-style inks keep the tri-blend feel on bigger orders.
- Digital transfers: great for full-color art, names and small runs.
- Fabric note: tri-blend prints with a slightly vintage look; that is part of its charm.
Common questions
How does it fit? It is a women's fit with 3/4 raglan sleeves. Most people take their usual size.
Why do colors vary a little? Tri-blend yarns take dye differently, so each shirt has a light heathered look.
Is it good for team moms? Yes. The soft tri-blend and contrast sleeves make it a natural fit for team mom and spirit shirts.
Built for groups
Running a team or company store, a fundraiser, or looking for a sponsor to cover the gear? This style works for all three.
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Quantity
minimum quantity: x available in bundles of: x Product ordered in bundles.
Sizing Details
Size Guide
| XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL | 3XL | 4XL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Size | 2 | 4/6 | 8/10 | 12/14 | 16/18 | 20/22 | 24/26 | 28/30 |
| Bust | 32-34 | 35-36 | 37-38 | 39-41 | 42-44 | 45-47 | 48-51 | 52-55 |
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Shipping
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