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Garment Dye Mid-Tank
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The Mid-Tank is the ideal silhouette for those who haven warmed up to the idea of cropped garments. Not too oversized and not too fitted, this tank is a wardrobe staple that you can wear for any occasion. Made in Los Angeles, Calif. Our experienced sewers earn up to $25 an hour and no less than $17.87; additionally workers have healthcare benefits for less than $15 per week, a 401k plan, paid sick days, subsidized bus passes and favorable overtime benefits. Made of 100% USA cotton, this textile is beefy, durable, and absorbent, and is virtually shrink free as a result of garment dyeing. The garment is washed with natural enzymes, resulting in a broken-in feel. This item is a garment dye product. Garment dye items can be distinguished by “GD” at the end of their style number, and will not match piece dye items (items without “GD” at the end of their style number). To learn more about the garment dye process, please click here. • Women's• Made in Los Angeles, Calif.• 6.5 oz/yd2/ 220 g/m2• 18/1 Open-end Cotton• 100% Shrink Free Garment dye Cotton
Composition
Primary fiber: Cotton
| Part | Fibers |
|---|---|
| Body | 100% Cotton |
Synthetics present
None detected — no synthetic fibers anywhere in this garment.
This retailer doesn't publish a separate materials label, so we read the composition from their product description — a less reliable source, treated more cautiously. What we read: “Made of 100% USA cotton, this textile is beefy, durable, and absorbent, and is virtually shrink free as a result of garment dyeing. • Women's• Made in Los Angeles, Calif.• 6.5 oz/yd2/ 220 g/m2• 18/1 Open-end Cotton• 100% Shrink Free Garment dye Cotton” — always confirm the full materials on the retailer's page.
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