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Port & Company SP10 Long Sleeve Value Denim Shirt - 6.5 oz 100% cotton Denim, regular fit, set in sleeve construction

Port & Company SP10

Long Sleeve Value Denim Shirt

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Updated Jul 14, 2026

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Port & Company SP10 Long Sleeve Value Denim Shirt with 6.5 oz 100% cotton Denim, regular fit, set in sleeve construction, collar neckline, long sleeves, and tear away label. Compatible with embroidery.

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What to know

  • 6.5 oz 100% cotton denim, regular fit
  • Long sleeve with button-down collar, men's regular fit
  • Set-in-sleeve construction with tear-away label
  • Embroidery-only decoration on dense cotton denim weave

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Material & Construction

The Port & Company SP10 is a long-sleeve button-down in 6.5 oz 100% cotton denim with set-in-sleeve construction. Set-in sleeves are sewn into the armhole seam rather than extending from the shoulder, providing a structured, professional silhouette. The collar neckline and button-down styling position this as a workwear or corporate blank rather than a casual tee.

Print Compatibility

Embroidery-only decoration. The denim fabric's texture and weight make it well-suited for embroidered logos and monograms — the dense cotton weave provides a stable base for stitch penetration. DTG and DTF are not available on this blank.

Buyer FAQ

Common questions

What print methods work on the Port & Company SP10?
Embroidery only. The denim fabric's weight and texture make it well-suited for stitched logos and monograms.
What is the difference between the SP10 and SP11?
Sleeve length. The SP10 is long sleeve, the SP11 is short sleeve. Same 6.5 oz cotton denim, same construction and embroidery compatibility.
What fabric does the SP10 use?
6.5 oz 100% cotton denim with set-in-sleeve construction and a button-down collar.
What is set-in-sleeve construction?
Sleeves sewn into the armhole seam rather than cut as part of the body panel. This creates a more structured, professional shoulder line.