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District DT7501 t shirt - 57% Combed Ring-Spun Cotton / 38% Polyester / 5% Spandex fabric and 4.3 oz weight, DTF compatible

District DT7501

Women's Flex Scoop Neck Tee

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Updated Jul 30, 2026

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District DT7501 Women's Flex Scoop Neck Tee is a women's and t shirt with 57% Combed Ring-Spun Cotton / 38% Polyester / 5% Spandex fabric, 4.3 oz weight, regular fit, and scoop neckline and short sleeve. DTF is listed for decoration.

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What to know

  • 57% Combed Ring-Spun Cotton / 38% Polyester / 5% Spandex fabric
  • 4.3 oz weight, regular fit, and reinforced construction
  • scoop neckline and short sleeve
  • combed ring spun yarn and tear away label

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Product Specs

District DT7501 Women's Flex Scoop Neck Tee is a women's and t shirt. The specs list 57% Combed Ring-Spun Cotton / 38% Polyester / 5% Spandex fabric, 4.3 oz weight, regular fit, scoop neckline and short sleeve, reinforced construction, combed ring spun yarn, and tear away label. Ring-spun yarn supports a smoother print surface than open-end yarn.

Decoration Context

DTF is listed for decoration. DTF uses a heat-applied transfer across many fabric blends.

Buyer FAQ

Common questions

What is the District DT7501 made of?
57% Combed Ring-Spun Cotton / 38% Polyester / 5% Spandex. Use the listed fabric blend when evaluating print compatibility.
What print methods work with the District DT7501?
DTF is listed for this product. DTF uses a heat-applied transfer across many fabric blends.
How heavy is the District DT7501?
4.3 oz. Use that weight with the fabric field to compare this garment against lighter or heavier blanks.
What fit does the District DT7501 have?
Regular fit. scoop neckline and short sleeve.
Is the District DT7501 side-seamed or tubular?
The specs list reinforced construction. Side-seamed and tubular blanks differ in body structure and print-placement behavior.