Men's T-shirts
4 products
T-shirts at a glance
- Fabric
- 100% cotton
- Heather Grey with a little polyester
- Weight
- 160-195 g/m²
- Sizes
- Unisex XS-3XL
- Price
- From €6.95
Questions about T-shirts
How much is a T-shirt?
Currently from €6.95 each. Buy 3, 5 or 10 of the same style and a fixed pack price is applied in the cart, with colours and sizes mixed as you like.
What is the difference between Valueweight and Iconic 195?
The Valueweight is the classic everyday T-shirt at 160–165 g/m². The Iconic 195 is heavier, 190–195 g/m², in combed ringspun cotton that feels softer.
Are the T-shirts unisex?
Yes. They have a classic fit. The Valueweight and Iconic 195 come in XS to 3XL, and XS equals kids' size 152. The V-neck and long sleeve come in S to 3XL.
Are the T-shirts good for printing?
Yes. Fruit of the Loom develops them for printing, and we print and embroider from 10 pieces with a quote within 24 hours on weekdays.
Are the T-shirts tested for harmful substances?
Fruit of the Loom states that its garments are tested to OEKO-TEX Standard 100, an independent test of the finished product for harmful substances.
More about Men's T-shirts
Basic T-shirts for men from Fruit of the Loom, all in 100% cotton: the Valueweight T with a classic fit, a V-neck, a long-sleeve T and the Iconic 195 Premium T in combed ringspun cotton at 190–195 g/m². Fixed pack prices apply to 3, 5 and 10 of the same T-shirt, with free DHL pickup-point delivery on orders from €80.

The factory behind the clothes
Made under decent conditions
Affordable clothing should never mean poor conditions. Fruit of the Loom owns its factory in Morocco and is audited by independent third parties.
- OEKO-TEX® Standard 100The garments are tested for harmful substances by an independent lab.
- amfori BSCI for 15+ yearsIndependent audits of working conditions and ethical trading across the supply chain.
- Better Cotton memberMost of the cotton comes from more sustainable sources, and the goal is 100%.
- Own factory in MoroccoFrom yarn to finished garment under one roof, with more than 1,000 employees.
Source: Fruit of the Loom.



















