Pass - Embroidered Unisex Tank Top

$38.00 USD

Size S M L XL 2XL 3XL

My AI overlords think I should talk about the breathability of this garment, how it's trendy whether you're at the gym or on the social floor...

Blah blah blah. There's enough slop in the world!

It's a tank top. You know how these work, it's not rocket surgery. (Yes, I know what I said!)

Brad Wendt claims I make tank tops because I'm secretly allergic to sleeves. Maybe he's right...

This one's got the pass logo on it. Enjoy! :)

• 100% combed ring-spun cotton
• Fabric weight: 5.5 oz/yd² (186.48 g/m²)
• Soft-washed and tight-knit mid/heavyweight material
• Relaxed fit
• Extra soft surface
• Sleeveless drop arm
• Blank product sourced from Bangladesh

Since every tank's made the moment you order it, not pulled off a shelf, it takes a day or two longer to land in your hands. Worth it: less waste, and I'm not guessing at inventory numbers I don't need to carry.

Check the sizing guide before you order. See you on the dance floor! - JT

Size guide

	LENGTH (inches)	WIDTH (inches)
S	28	18
M	29	20
L	30	22
XL	31	24
2XL	32	26
3XL	33	28

Embroidery is tougher than a print: no cracking, no peeling, no fading into a ghost of itself by next season. It does have opinions about heat, though.

The short version:

Turn it inside out before it goes in. Otherwise the stitches spend the whole cycle rubbing against the drum.
Cold water, gentle cycle whenever possible.
Hang dry if you can, low heat if you can't. Heat is what shrinks fabric around stitching.
Skip the bleach, and skip the fabric softener too: softener coats the thread and dulls the stitch definition over time.
Iron around the embroidery, never on it. I'd recommend a steamer over an iron, in general.
Loose thread? Snip it. Don't pull it. Tying a small knot close to were you'll snip can prevent the thread from running, though this isn't always practical.

Hats and beanies are their own situation: spot clean with cold water and a little mild soap, then let them air dry holding their own shape. A structured cap in a washing machine comes out looking like a structured cap that lost a fight.

One thing you might notice the first time through: embroidery can pucker a bit as the fabric settles around the stitching, then relaxes as it dries. That's normal, and not you having destroyed a brand new hoodie four days into owning it.

The measurements for this specific piece live in the size chart above in 'Product Details.' Check them before you order as they're the real numbers, and they're different for every product.

Two columns people mix up:

Width is the garment, measured flat from armpit to armpit.
Chest is you, measured around the fullest part.

The easiest way to get this right: grab something you already own and love the fit of, lay it flat, measure across, and match that to the Width column.

Keep in mind that unisex cuts run a little straighter through the body than a fitted cut does. Between sizes? Size up for room to move, stay put for something closer. Form-fitting options are coming later this year.

Headwear is one size and stretches to fit, so there's no chart to check.

Still not sure: the full sizing guide has more, or just email me and I'll help you figure it out. I'd rather answer a question now than process an exchange later! :) - Joel