How to read a House of Tees product page

Every product page carries the same four facts, in the same order. Here is what each one tells you before you buy.

1. The shirt type

Arrive Guide 240, Arrive Guide 280 or Arrive Guide 2316. This determines everything else: weight, surface, and the sizes available.

2. The weight

240 GSM, 280 GSM or 205 GSM. Heavier is denser and holds a big print flatter; lighter is softer and drapes more.

3. The size list

Only sizes the shirt type actually supports are shown. A missing size is not sold out — it cannot be produced for that design.

4. The print method

DTG, water-based, printed to order. It sits in the cloth rather than on top of it, which is why it feels soft and why it needs a cold wash.

What is not on the page

We do not claim any design is official or licensed merchandise. The artwork is unofficial fan art, made by us, and every design carries a rights note. If that distinction matters to you, read what unofficial fan art means here.

Common questions

What does the shirt type tell me?

It sets weight, surface and the sizes available. Arrive Guide 240 goes to 6XL, 280 to 4XL, 2316 to 3XL.

Why is my size not listed?

Because that shirt type cannot be produced in it for that design, not because it is sold out.