Understanding GSM in Cotton Tees and How Tryshape Strikes the Right Chord

When shopping for cotton tees, you might have come across the term GSM. But what exactly does it mean? GSM stands for "grams per square meter" and is a measure of the fabric’s weight. The higher the GSM, the thicker and heavier the fabric, while lower GSM indicates lighter, more breathable fabric.

For cotton tees, the GSM typically ranges between 120 and 200. Tees with a GSM around 120-150 are lightweight, making them perfect for hot climates, offering breathability and comfort. On the other hand, higher GSM tees, like those around 180-200, are thicker and more durable, giving a premium feel and lasting longer through multiple washes.

At Tryshape.store, we understand the importance of the right GSM for comfort, style, and durability. That’s why our minimalistic Supima cotton tees are carefully crafted with an ideal GSM that balances breathability and substance. Supima cotton, known for its superior softness, strength, and color retention, elevates the comfort of the tees to an unparalleled level.

But it’s not just about the weight or softness of the fabric. Our tees are engineered to offer timeless comfort, making you feel at ease no matter the occasion. Whether you’re lounging at home, heading to work, or meeting friends, our tees adapt effortlessly. The attention to detail in the fabric’s GSM and the premium quality Supima cotton ensures that every piece you wear from Tryshape resonates with both style and comfort.

So, when it comes to luxury in everyday wear, Tryshape.store strikes the perfect chord—offering timeless comfort through carefully considered fabric choices.