Every custom shirt starts as a "blank" — the plain garment before anything gets printed on it. Most customers never think about which blank they're getting, but the brand and fabric underneath your logo affects how the finished product feels, fits, and holds up.
Budget-tier blanks are lighter weight, more affordable, and totally fine for one-off events, giveaways, or short-term wear.
Mid-tier blanks are where most business and team orders land — a heavier cotton or cotton-poly blend that holds its shape better and feels more substantial.
Performance/athletic blanks are moisture-wicking, lighter, and built for activity — the right call for a practice jersey or an event shirt.
A simple rule of thumb: the more often something gets worn and washed, the more the blank quality matters.
If you're not sure which tier fits your budget and use case, tell us both and we'll recommend the blank that makes sense — not just the one with the best margin for us.