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yeah they might use next level....
but most likely their tee's are cut x sewn
but most likely their tee's are cut x sewn
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prefect 1:1 soon comeOK, so I've been racking my brain trying to figure out the blanks Supreme is using now for its tees, so I can buy some blanks, especially long-sleeve, to wear under stuff like flannels and jackets. Since they switched from American Apparel a couple years ago I haven't found any definitive answer for who exactly is supplying the blank tees, so i just spent about 90 mins trying to sleuth it out myself (it's nice being on a two-week vacation with nothing to do )
Anyway, I think I finally have an answer - the standard s/s tees are now Next Level Apparel 3600 tees
Couple of things make me think these are them:
1) They have the 1x1 collar stitching that Supreme tees have. Gildan, Hanes and most other suppliers use double-stitched collars
2) They have all of the colors that Supreme has been using since the switch, like olive, natural, light yellow, light pink, etc...
3) They're all 100% combed & ring-spun cotton, except the heather grey, which like Supreme is 90/10 cotton-poly blend
The 3600 model tees are not specifically listed by Next Level as "made in America," but I have a feeling Supreme plays a little loose on that slogan, essentially considering the final, screen-printed product as "made in" rather than the base garment itself. Next Level does have American-made versions of their tees, but the color options are very limited.
Now my main goal for all this time-wasting research was to find the long-sleeve tees and grab a bunch of them, but it looks as though the brand's l/s color options are much more limited than the s/s ones. But, they do have some randoms like slate (indigo), navy, olive & cardinal.
Anyway, hope this helps if anyone wanted or cared to know
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OK, so I've been racking my brain trying to figure out the blanks Supreme is using now for its tees, so I can buy some blanks, especially long-sleeve, to wear under stuff like flannels and jackets. Since they switched from American Apparel a couple years ago I haven't found any definitive answer for who exactly is supplying the blank tees, so i just spent about 90 mins trying to sleuth it out myself (it's nice being on a two-week vacation with nothing to do )
Anyway, I think I finally have an answer - the standard s/s tees are now Next Level Apparel 3600 tees
Couple of things make me think these are them:
1) They have the 1x1 collar stitching that Supreme tees have. Gildan, Hanes and most other suppliers use double-stitched collars
2) They have all of the colors that Supreme has been using since the switch, like olive, natural, light yellow, light pink, etc...
3) They're all 100% combed & ring-spun cotton, except the heather grey, which like Supreme is 90/10 cotton-poly blend
The 3600 model tees are not specifically listed by Next Level as "made in America," but I have a feeling Supreme plays a little loose on that slogan, essentially considering the final, screen-printed product as "made in" rather than the base garment itself. Next Level does have American-made versions of their tees, but the color options are very limited.
Now my main goal for all this time-wasting research was to find the long-sleeve tees and grab a bunch of them, but it looks as though the brand's l/s color options are much more limited than the s/s ones. But, they do have some randoms like slate (indigo), navy, olive & cardinal.
Anyway, hope this helps if anyone wanted or cared to know
Someone in this thread said that when Supreme switched to new blanks it was to Gildan blanks. Dunno for sure though
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Looks quiet! We just left and it was maddness the whole time!
Looks quiet! We just left and it was maddness the whole time!