Unisex Shirts...Not Really. How do Unisex Shirts Fit?

The term Unisex in the garment world means that it will fit most “everyone, male or female. However, that doesn’t necessarily mean it will be flattering. With current trends in fashion, most people are looking for a slim-fitted look. Unisex shirts will be slim and fitted on some, mostly men, but they will not be slim and fitted on women.

Let’s face it, men and women are built differently, so doesn’t it make sense that clothing is built differently for men and women? Most people want garments specifically cut for their fit, and most, if not all garment manufacturers know this and make a “Unisex” (or men’s cut) shirt and a Women’s cut shirt. Read on to see how unisex shirts fit and trust Threadbird with your custom printed t-shirt needs!

The 6 most popular Unisex soft style ring spun cotton shirts in the printing world are listed below, along with their women’s equivalent.

American Apparel

American Apparel 2001 -Unisex (Men's Cut) vs. American Apparel 2102- Women's Equivalent

Anvil

Anvil 980 - Unisex vs. Anvil 880 (Women's)

Bella/Canvas

Canvas 3001 - Unisex vs. Men's Cut

Gildan

Gildan 64000- Unisex (Men's Cut) vs. Gildan 64000L (Women's)

Next Level

Next Level 3600 - Unisex vs. NL 3300L

Tultex

Tultex 202 - Men's Cut vs. Tultex 0213 - Women's Fit

In the current market, especially for up and coming indie brands, people are wanting to appeal to as much of their demographic as possible, so why not print on Men’s and Women’s cut shirts? At Threadbird, this is not a problem. If you are wanting to print a design on both Men’s and Women’s cuts, we will be happy to help you put that together. All you need to do is print at least 12 of each style. Feel free to send us an email at printing@threadbird.com if you have any questions, or if you would like to get an estimate started!