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District · Style DM130 · Perfect Tri® Triblend
The vintage-soft triblend. Mottled, lived-in heather that makes a brand-new shirt read like a favorite old one - the boutique look without the boutique blank price.
Real numbers back the same business day — not a range.
Tap a color to see the actual blank up top — your picks ride along invisibly when you send the quote form.
Garment photos are supplier stock images of the actual blank. Triblend heathers vary slightly by nature - prints sit softer and more vintage on this fabric than on flat cotton, which is exactly why people order it. We confirm the look on your mockup before printing.
Tell us what you are printing and roughly how many. We come back the same business day with real numbers, not a range.
| Style number | District DM130 (SanMar) |
|---|---|
| Fabric | 50/25/25 polyester / combed ring-spun cotton / rayon triblend |
| Weight | 4.5 oz/yd² (153 gsm) |
| Yarn | 32 singles |
| Look | Heathered and frosted colorways with a soft, vintage hand |
| Colors | 51 |
| Sizes | Full adult size run; tell us your sizes and we confirm live stock |
One quirk worth knowing: SanMar produces some DM130 colors as both tubular and side-seamed construction. We check construction per color when your blanks arrive so placement stays consistent - if your job needs tightly matched placement across many colors, we may steer you to the Next Level 6010 triblend instead. That is us protecting your order, not upselling.
This is the part most printers will not tell you before they take your money.
Half this shirt is polyester, and that dye migrates into ink at cure temperature. Every DM130 job here runs a blocking underbase and a controlled cure – the difference between a print that stays true and one that discolors in two weeks.
The rayon and heather yarn structure let ink settle between fibers, so prints come out slightly soft and faded rather than bright and plasticky. On a triblend, that is the point. If you want maximum pop instead, we will tell you to pick a different blank.
Because some colors ship tubular and some side-seamed, we check every color at receiving and adjust load and placement so a multi-color order still matches piece to piece.
Deciding between blanks? Our guide to the best shirts for screen printing ranks the top ten by what we actually print. Want bright prints on cotton instead? See the Next Level 3600.
24 pieces, with no setup fees. You can mix colors and sizes inside that 24 as long as the printed design is the same.
The polyester and rayon in the fabric let ink settle in rather than sit on top, so prints come out with a slightly faded, vintage character. That is the triblend look and most customers order it on purpose. If you want maximum-brightness ink, a 100% cotton blank like the Next Level 3600 is the better pick.
Not from our press. Fifty percent polyester means dye migration is a real risk, so we run a poly-blocking underbase and controlled cure on every DM130 job.
SanMar produces some DM130 colors both ways, sometimes within one order. Different construction means slightly different drape and print placement, so we check each color at receiving and adjust. It is a real production detail most shops ignore.
It is a light 4.5 oz fabric with drape, not a beefy tee - lighter colors are semi-sheer by design, like every fashion triblend. Darker colorways read solid.
Very little - half the fabric is polyester, which keeps it dimensionally stable. Wash cold, dry low.
Both. We are in Deerfield Beach and plenty of customers pick up, but we ship orders anywhere in the US.
24-piece minimum. No setup fees. Same-day pricing from a shop that runs this blank every week.
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