Your Chicago Legacy, Crafted with Purpose
Step up to the plate with a piece that honors the history of the North Side. This Vintage Chicago Cubs Baseball Tee features a nostalgic 70s-inspired design, pairing bold red and blue lettering with a classic player graphic. We craft each shirt in-house to ensure your game-day style remains as durable as your team loyalty.
Why You'll Love This:
In-House Quality: Unlike generic dropshipped apparel, every tee is professionally DTF printed by our team to ensure high-definition detail and colors that stay vibrant wash after wash.
Craftsman Comfort: Printed on premium Comfort Colors 1717 blanks, providing a heavy-weight, vintage feel and a soft, relaxed fit that feels like a broken-in favorite from the first wear.
Versatile Style: The unisex fit is designed to look great whether worn true-to-size for a classic look or oversized for a modern streetwear aesthetic.
Local Craftsmanship: Designed and printed locally, supporting intentional creativity and professional-grade production standards.
Product Details:
Material: 100% Ring-Spun Cotton (Comfort Colors 1717). High-density fabric ensures a structured yet soft feel. Available in White, Ivory, and Blue Jean.
Print Method: Professional High-Definition DTF (Direct to Film) for maximum durability and stretch resistance.
Fit: Relaxed unisex fit with a classic round neckline and short sleeves.
Size Guide (Inches):
S: 18.25" Width | 26.6" Length
M: 20.25" Width | 28" Length
L: 22" Width | 29.4" Length
XL: 24" Width | 30.75" Length
2X: 26" Width | 31.6" Length
How to Use & Care:
To preserve the vintage graphic, machine wash cold with like colors. Tumble dry on low heat or hang dry. Do not iron directly over the printed design to maintain the high-definition finish.
At Everyday Customs Co., we believe in quality over quantity. Every piece is a collaborative effort between our craftsman team and your personal style, ensuring professional merchandise that lasts. This product is independently produced and not an official MLB franchise item.
