On Running Club T-Shirt - White

It signifies that the cotton used in this T-shirt is sourced from suppliers committed to more sustainable and responsible farming practices, aiming for reduced environmental impact and improved social conditions for cotton farmers.

No, while it carries the 'On Running' brand and pays homage to running heritage, this T-shirt is designed for casual wear and comfort. For intense workouts, we recommend performance-specific apparel made with technical moisture-wicking fabrics.

For best results, machine wash cold (30°C/86°F) with similar colors, turning the shirt inside out to protect the bold artwork. Tumble dry on low heat or, preferably, air dry to prevent shrinking and prolong the life of the fabric and print.

It features a modern, relaxed fit. This design prioritizes comfort and a casual aesthetic, offering a slightly looser silhouette than a traditional athletic or slim-fit tee.

Given its relaxed fit, most users find it runs true to their usual size for a comfortable, slightly roomy feel. If you prefer a tighter fit, you might consider sizing down, but it's designed to be relaxed. Refer to any provided size charts for precise measurements.

Yes, you can iron the T-shirt. However, it's recommended to iron it inside out on a low-to-medium heat setting to protect the fabric and especially the printed artwork from damage.

As a cotton T-shirt, it offers good natural breathability suitable for casual wear in mild to warm weather. However, for very high temperatures or strenuous activity, a technical fabric might offer better moisture management.

Cotton can be prone to shrinking, especially with high heat. Always wash in cold water and air dry or tumble dry on a very low heat setting. Avoid hot water and high heat dryers.

To preserve the print, always wash the shirt inside out. Use cold water and a mild detergent. Avoid harsh chemicals and high heat drying, which can accelerate print degradation.

This can sometimes occur with cotton. Ensure you're not using too much detergent and that the shirt is thoroughly rinsed. Using a fabric softener (optional) or adding half a cup of white vinegar to the rinse cycle can help soften the fabric. Air drying can also prevent stiffness.

If the shirt retains an odor, try pre-soaking it in a solution of equal parts white vinegar and water for 30 minutes before washing as usual. Ensure it's completely dry before storing.

Pilling is common with cotton due to friction. To minimize it, wash inside out with similar fabrics (avoiding rougher materials like denim). You can gently remove existing pills using a fabric shaver or a lint brush.