The All-Over Print of Your Dreams

The All-Over Print of Your Dreams is our proof collection: the tees where the artwork runs edge to edge — front, back and sleeves — on 100% cotton. Every shirt is made to order, and the color is dyed into the fiber, not printed on top of it.

Why it lasts. We print with reactive dye on the roll, before the shirt is cut and sewn. The dye forms a covalent bond with the cellulose of the cotton fiber, so the color becomes part of the thread rather than a film sitting on the surface. There is nothing to crack, peel or rub off: no plastic layer, no white lines at the folds, no pale patches after the first summer. The printed fabric also goes through an 80°C production wash before it is ever sewn, so every tee you receive has already survived water hotter than a normal home cycle. If you have owned a chest print that cracked, this is why it happened — and why it cannot happen here.

What that means at home. Wash it like any cotton shirt: a normal cycle up to 60°C, tumble dry, iron if you like — the print does not care. What you protect is the fabric: 200 gsm single-jersey cotton, Oeko-Tex Standard 100, breathable, with none of the polyester feel of sublimated tees and no microplastic shed. Care notes here.

Honest limits. There is no white dye, so white in a design is undyed cotton. True neon is out of reach for any dye that bonds to cotton. And because each panel is cut from a printed roll, the pattern continues across a seam but does not align perfectly.

Made to order in 2–7 business days, tracked delivery worldwide, 30-day guarantee.

Want the long answers? We write them down: is all-over print always polyester, DTG versus reactive all-over, what 50 washes actually do to the color — and everything else in our journal.