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CUSTOM EMBROIDERED APPAREL

Custom Embroidered tentree Apparel

Compare tentree garments through the specific fabric information supplied for each style. Choose the weight, closure and measurements that suit your group, and keep material claims tied to the exact product rather than extending them to every item in the brand.

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Your displayed price includes embroidery in one location. Quantity discounts start at 12 items. Small order handling fees and supplier discount restrictions may apply.

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CHOOSE YOUR TEAM APPAREL

Choosing tentree apparel for your needs

Compare cotton fleece and blended fleece

The TTCM3914 Classic Hoodie and TTCM4367 Full-Zip Hoodie list 9.7-ounce organic cotton brushed-back French terry. The TTCM4413 Space Dye Fleece Classic Hoodie lists a lighter organic cotton/recycled polyester blend, with different blend proportions for striated and solid versions. Use those differences to compare the garments, and consult current product documentation if material sourcing is an important purchasing requirement.

Choose the closure and fit you need

Decide whether your group wants a pullover or a full-zip layer, then review the actual pockets, cuffs and hem. Compare garment measurements with the shirt worn underneath rather than choosing from the size name alone. These listings are limited editions, so verify selected colors and sizes before building a matching group order or planning future reorders.

Plan artwork around the garment

Hoods, front closures and pockets influence available embroidery space. Choose a supported location and request one preferred dimension, or ask staff for sizing help. The general apparel ceiling is 4.5 inches wide by 4.5 inches high, with smaller limits where necessary. Review how the logo reads against a solid or striated surface, and use thread names or numbers to explain color preferences before final proof approval.