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District DT109 Blend CVC Long Sleeve Tee - 60% Combed Ring-Spun Cotton / 40% Polyester and 4.3 oz weight

District DT109

Perfect Blend CVC Long Sleeve Tee

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Long sleeve CVC tee in 60% combed ring-spun cotton and 40% polyester at 4.3 oz. Regular fit with side-seamed construction and tear-away label. Compatible with DTG, DTF, and screen print.

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What to know

  • 4.3 oz CVC blend: 60% cotton, 40% polyester
  • Long sleeve with regular fit and crew neckline
  • Combed ring-spun cotton for smoother fiber quality
  • Tear-away label, removable for custom rebranding

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Material & Blend

The District DT109 uses a 60/40 CVC (chief value cotton) blend of combed ring-spun cotton and polyester at 4.3 oz. CVC blends maintain cotton as the majority fiber, preserving DTG ink absorption from the cotton content. The combed ring-spun cotton produces a smoother yarn than carded open-end alternatives.

Construction & Sleeve

Long sleeve with regular fit and crew neckline. Side-seamed construction eliminates the center fold of tubular blanks for better print placement on both front and back panels. Tear-away label for custom branding. Compatible with DTG, DTF, and screen print — the cotton-majority blend provides reliable ink absorption.

Buyer FAQ

Common questions

What fabric is the District DT109 made of?
60% combed ring-spun cotton, 40% polyester at 4.3 oz. This CVC blend keeps cotton as the primary fiber.
What does CVC blend mean?
CVC stands for 'chief value cotton' — a blend where cotton is the majority fiber. The cotton content supports DTG print absorption.
What print methods work with the District DT109?
DTG, DTF, and screen print. The 60% cotton content provides reliable ink absorption for direct-to-garment printing.
Is the District DT109 side-seamed?
Yes. Side-seamed construction reduces twisting and provides better print alignment than tubular-knit blanks.