Custom Men's Anime Gaming Graphic Crew Neck T-Shirt Cationic Plain Jersey 160 GSM Casual Streetwear Wear

Garment Construction

This men's crew neck short sleeve T-shirt is cut from a cationic plain jersey at 160 GSM, finished with a self-fabric all-around neck tape and twin-needle top-stitch at the neckline. The hem is straight with two 5 cm side slits, finished with a flat slit edge to prevent twisting after repeat wear.

Armhole and Neckline Finish

Armhole seams are top-stitched for reinforcement at the bias-cut point. The neckline is finished with a self-fabric all-around neck tape binding the inner back neck and the left and right shoulder seam allowances, with a twin-needle top-stitch line just outside the neck tape edge for a clean and durable neck finish.

Front Graphic Composition

Front graphic centres on a layered composition combining a vertical magical sigil column with horizontal pixel-shard segments in cyan + neon-orange + electric-blue ink. A small sigil emblem is set near the lower-right hem as a secondary focal point, in light grey ink for a subtle accent.

Back Graphic Composition

Back graphic extends the front composition with a larger circular sigil at the upper-back yoke position, surrounded by floating pixel-shard fragments in cyan + ember-orange + electric-blue ink. Below the sigil, vertical pixel-streaks and a thin orange border run toward the lower-back hem to anchor the print on the full back panel.

Screen Print Programmes

Two screen print programmes are applied at fixed positions: a 9.5 cm × 1.5 cm grey-on-black neck-centre emblem (1.5 cm below the inside-back neck seamline) and a 4 cm light-grey hem-lower-right emblem. Both programmes use plastisol ink for a soft hand feel and a wash-stable finish.

Three-Colour Stock Programme

The collection is offered in a three-colour stock programme on the same cationic jersey: Black with Cyan-Orange Print, Heather Grey with Stone-Charcoal Print, and Dark Navy with Cyan Print. Each colour shares the same construction, neck tape and screen print layout.

Heat Transfer Label and Hangtag

Care and size marking is consolidated into a single heat-transfer label heat-pressed on the inside back neck (1.5 cm below the seamline). The hangtag is a kraft paper card at 11 × 5 cm, secured with a black lock pin sewn through the left-shoulder inside seam; the lock pin is placed so it does not pierce the outer face fabric.

Stitching and Reinforcement

Contrast top-stitching throughout, with twin-needle cover-stitch at the neckline and hems, bartack reinforcement at the neck tape junction and the slit-edge corners to prevent tearing, and contrast thread throughout for a colour-stable and wash-fast seam finish.

Sizing and Fit

Twelve-size block runs from 4XS to 5XL with full grading across 11 measurement points (body length, chest, hem, side slit length, shoulder width, neck width, front neck drop, back neck drop, sleeve length, underarm, sleeve opening). The 4XS-2XS sub-S range supports warehouse buyers who require sub-S chest and body length, while the 4XL-5XL block supports big-and-tall overseas markets.

Packaging and Handling

Each garment is packed into a polybag by colour and size, with ten polybags bundled into one carton. Mixed-colour or mixed-size orders are sorted with separate polybags inside the carton. Carton weight is held between 12 and 21.5 kg to avoid over-weight freight surcharge; the carton is reinforced with a well-shape strapping band pattern to meet the export standard.

Customisation Notes

Cationic dye lot accepts solid colour dye only; print programmes with colour gradients require a screen-print overlay rather than a fabric print. Lead time and minimum dye lot should be confirmed at the enquiry stage when introducing a custom colour outside the three-stock variant set.

Every Bizarre Sports order is shipped with a sample confirmation step, a pre-production photo for buyer approval, and a final inspection report before carton sealing. Lead time and MOQ are scoped to each enquiry; replacement or refund is honoured for manufacturing defects verified on receipt.

Bizarre Sports is a custom OEM teamwear manufacturer with a vertically integrated cut-and-sew workshop, in-house digital print line, and a sample-to-bulk turnaround that keeps anime, gaming and cartoon collections on a tight release calendar for brand and retail buyers.

Q1. Why does this T-shirt use a cationic plain jersey rather than a cotton single jersey?

Cationic plain jersey at 160 GSM is lighter than a cotton single jersey and holds the dye colour with a heather-melange finish that supports a three-colour warehouse programme at a single dye lot; cotton single jersey would require three separate dye lots and add to the colour-block lead time.

Q2. Why are heat-transfer labels used in place of woven care and size labels?

Heat-transfer labels consolidate the care and size marking into a single heat-pressed print at the inside back neck, removing the woven label fold and stitch bulk at the neckline; this prevents the neck-tape distortion that the previous woven-label programme had on the prior repeat order.

Q3. Why is the side slit only 5 cm rather than a longer opening?

A 5 cm side slit on a 160 GSM cationic plain jersey is the longest the jersey can stretch without distorting the hem; a longer opening would expose the side seam allowance and create a visible step at the hem corner when the garment is worn untucked.

Q4. Why does the size block start at 4XS rather than XS or 2XS?

4XS extends the warehouse programme down to a Japanese-market and slim-fit Asian-market size preference, supporting overseas buyers who require sub-S chest and body length at warehouse stock volume; the body length tapers from 57 cm at 4XS to 88 cm at 5XL across 12 size tiers.