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Length, in
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This soft, classic-fit tee carries a bold, minimal church logo that reads Restoration Chapel beneath a hand-drawn ‘R’ in a clean circle. It feels like the kind of shirt you reach for when you want to show quiet belonging — worn to study groups, volunteer shifts, or an evening service. The medium-weight cotton sits comfortably year-round; the crew neck and relaxed cut let you layer a flannel or pullover without losing shape. Subtle details like shoulder twill, a ribbed seam-free collar, and a tear-away label keep the focus on comfort during long days of ministry and fellowship. Built and printed to last, the tee blends practical durability with an approachable, community-minded look.
Product features - 100% combed cotton medium-weight (180 g/m²) for durable, smooth print surface - Classic relaxed fit with crew neckline for easy layering and everyday comfort - Shoulder twill and tubular knit (no side seams) for shape retention and cleaner lines - DTF for sleeve/inner labels and DTG for main prints — crisp, long-lasting graphics - Tear-away label plus Oeko-Tex and safety-compliant materials; ethically grown US cotton
Care instructions - Non-chlorine: bleach as needed - Do not iron - Do not dryclean - Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F) - Tumble dry: low heat
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