The blank Next Level Apparel 3311 Youth Cotton Long Sleeve T-Shirt is a versatile youth style designed for decoration, uniform programs, school apparel, team gear, and branded merchandise. Its clean long-sleeve silhouette provides a reliable canvas for screen printing, heat transfers, embroidery, and other branding applications.

Made from lightweight 4.3 oz., 32 singles fine jersey, this youth long sleeve t-shirt offers a soft, smooth hand feel that works well for everyday wear. The 100% combed ring-spun cotton construction gives decorators a consistent surface while maintaining comfort for active kids.

Built with side seams, shoulder-to-shoulder binding, and 1x1 baby rib-knit details, the 3311 balances structure, comfort, and printability. Next Level Apparel also supports responsible production through a fabric waste recycling program, with 24.3 million pounds of fabric scraps recycled to date for uses such as cushion filling and rugs.

Features

• 4.3 oz., 32 singles fabric for a lightweight, smooth feel
• 100% combed ring-spun cotton fine jersey
• 1x1 baby rib-knit set-in collar and sleeve cuffs
• Shoulder-to-shoulder binding for added comfort and durability
• Side-seamed construction for a more consistent fit
• Tear away label for easy rebranding and private label applications
• Suitable for screen printing, heat transfers, and custom youth apparel programs
• Fabric waste from the cutting process is collected and sent to a recycling company for reuse in products such as cushion filling and rugs

Q&A
Q: Is the Next Level Apparel 3311 suitable for youth branding programs?
A: Yes, its smooth 100% combed ring-spun cotton fine jersey surface and tear away label make it a strong choice for decorated youth apparel, school programs, teams, and branded merchandise.

Q: What type of fit and construction does this youth long sleeve t-shirt offer?
A: The 3311 features side-seamed construction, shoulder-to-shoulder binding, and 1x1 baby rib-knit collar and cuffs for a comfortable, structured fit.

Q: Does Next Level Apparel have a fabric recycling initiative?
A: Yes, fabric waste collected from the cutting process is sent to a recycling company that cleans and processes the scraps for uses such as cushion filling and rugs. To date, 24.3 million pounds of fabric have been recycled.