The fabric is printed before the garment is cut and sewn, which is the only way a design can line up across a seam. That is why the artwork continues onto sleeves and around the sides rather than stopping at a front panel.

No. The colour is bonded into the fibre rather than sitting on top of it, so there is no raised layer anywhere on the garment. Run your hand across it and you cannot tell where the design is.

There is no ink layer to crack or peel, because the colour lives inside the fibre. The design fades at the same rate as the fabric itself rather than wearing off the surface first.

Choose all over when the garment is meant to be the whole outfit — themed parties, game days, festivals. Choose panel-printed tees and hoodies when you want a piece that still works half-covered by a jacket or worn on ordinary days.

These are cut from pre-printed fabric so the fit is fixed at the pattern stage and gives less than a knit tee. Measure a shirt you own that fits how you want this one to, then match it against our size chart. If you are between sizes, size up.

Cold wash, inside out, hang dry, and keep an iron off the fabric entirely. There is no print layer to protect, but synthetic fabric holds heat damage permanently, so a hot wash or hot dryer can distort the weave. Wash separately for the first few cycles.

Yes. The same full-coverage approach is used on Blankets and Bedding Sets in Home & Living, where the larger surface gives the artwork more room.