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Bella+Canvas 6682 Women's Racerback Cropped Tank — 4.2 oz cotton-poly racerback cropped tank

Bella+Canvas 6682

Women's Racerback Cropped Tank

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Women's racerback cropped tank at 4.2 oz in 52/48 Airlume cotton-poly with relaxed fit and scoop neckline. Racerback cut with cropped length. Side-seamed construction with tear-away label. Compatible with Direct-to-Garment (DTG), Direct-to-Film (DTF), and Screen Printing.

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What to know

  • 4.2 oz: 52% Airlume cotton, 48% polyester
  • Racerback cut with cropped length, relaxed fit
  • Scoop neckline, side-seamed construction
  • DTG, DTF, and Screen Printing compatible

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Construction & Material

The Bella+Canvas 6682 is a women's racerback cropped tank at 4.2 oz, constructed from 52/48 Airlume combed cotton-polyester. The racerback cut and cropped length define the silhouette. At 4.2 oz it is lighter than the 5.4 oz micro-rib tanks (1013, 1019) while sharing the cotton-poly blend composition. Side-seamed construction and tear-away label are standard.

Fit & Print Compatibility

Relaxed fit with women's sizing, scoop neckline, and sleeveless racerback design. The cropped length reduces front print area. Supports Direct-to-Garment (DTG), Direct-to-Film (DTF), and Screen Printing. Embroidery is not available for this style. The 48% polyester content introduces dye migration risk with DTG on dark colors. Compare with the 8800 (poly-viscose flowy racerback) for a different fiber blend in a similar silhouette.

Buyer FAQ

Common questions

How does the 6682 compare to the 8800 racerback?
The 6682 is 4.2 oz Airlume cotton-poly. The 8800 is 3.7 oz poly-viscose flowy fabric. Different weight, construction, and drape.
Is the Bella+Canvas 6682 cropped?
Yes. Cropped length that reduces front print area compared to full-length tanks.
Does the 6682 have dye migration issues?
The 48% polyester content creates dye migration risk with DTG on dark colors. DTF transfers are less affected.