T-Shirts

T-shirt, a fabric shirt style is named after the T shape of its body and sleeves. Traditionally made from cotton textile in a stockinette or jersey knit, T-shirts have a distinctively pliable texture compared to woven cloth shirts. A work T-shirt is designed to be worn by individuals or professionals who need clothing to withstand the rigours of manual labour or industrial environments. T shirts are typically made from high-quality cotton, polyester, organic cotton, and a blend of these materials. They come with a round neckline and long and short sleeves and are also available in variations such as the V-neck for men, women, and unisex. Additionally, T shirts are available in multiple colours varieties, sizes, and styles, including T shirts for men, women, Polo shirts, and other men's workwear.

Popular Types of T-Shirts

Tee shirts are available in various types based on genders and professionals, such as:

• Work Polo T-Shirts: Work polo shirts are typically designed for professional environments where a casual yet tidy appearance is necessary. They are often made from a breathable fabric like cotton or a cotton blend, which helps maintain comfort throughout the day. Work polo t-shirts usually have a collar and a few buttons at the neck and are available in solid colours or subtle patterns.
• Men's T-Shirts: T-shirt for men can range widely in style, from basic crew necks to stylish v-necks and graphic tees. They are usually casual, but some can be dressed up under a jacket for more semi-formal occasions. 
• Women's T-Shirts: Similar to men's in variety, women's T-shirts also include unique cuts like scoop necks, boat necks, or crop tops. They often come in multiple colours and patterns and might have decorations such as prints, embroidery, or embellishments to add a distinct style.

Typical Uses and Environments of Work T-Shirts

Due to the added comfort and practicality of T-shirts, they are a staple in various industries and environments, such as:

• Casual Office Environments
• Construction Sites
• Warehouses and Factories
• Outdoor Work
• Automotive Industry
• Retail and Service Industries
• Event Staff and Promotions
• Fitness and Recreation Centres