Oversized and boxy blanks
Every style we supply that is cut oversized or boxy, across Stanley/Stella, Native Spirit and AS Colour: tees from 200gsm to 300gsm, and hoodies and crews from 300gsm to 400gsm.
It is the fit most streetwear founders arrive asking for, and the weight matters as much as the cut. From 240gsm a tee is structured and sits away from the body, which is what makes a wide shape look intended rather than simply big.
Everything below is held in stock and ready to be relabelled with your own woven neck label.
Stanley/Stella oversized and boxy
About the Stanley/Stella range| Code | Style | GSM | Fit | Fabric |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STTU959 | Blaster 2.0 | 200gsm | Oversized | Organic cotton |
| STTU258 | Hypster | 200gsm | Boxy oversized | 50% recycled, 50% organic ring spun carded cotton |
| STTU078 | Asher | 280gsm | Boxy oversized | 100% organic ring spun combed cotton, garment washed |
| STSU209 | Slammer 2.0 | 350gsm | Oversized | 100% organic ring spun combed cotton, brushed |
| STSU256 | Voicer | 400gsm | Boxy oversized | 50% recycled, 50% organic ring spun carded cotton, brushed |
| STSU208 | Radder 2.0 | 350gsm | Oversized crew | Organic cotton |
| STSU255 | Ryler | 400gsm | Oversized crew | 50% recycled, 50% organic ring spun cotton |
| STSU795 | Miller Dry | 400gsm | Boxy quarter zip | 100% organic carded cotton, French terry, dry handfeel |
Native Spirit oversized
About the Native Spirit range| Code | Style | GSM | Fit | Fabric |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NS332 | Eco Oversized T-Shirt | 220gsm | Oversized | 100% organic carded cotton |
| NS308 | French Terry T-Shirt | 300gsm | Oversized | 85% organic cotton, 15% recycled polyester, garment dyed |
| NS408 | Oversized Hoodie | 300gsm | Oversized, drop shoulder | 85% organic ring spun combed cotton, 15% recycled polyester |
AS Colour oversized and boxy
About the AS Colour range| Code | Style | GSM | Fit | Colours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5069 | Classic Oversize Tee | 220gsm | Oversized | 6 |
| 5030 | Box Tee | 240gsm | Relaxed box | 10 |
| 5145 | Heavy Crew | 400gsm | Oversized crew | 7 |
Oversized or boxy
An oversized cut is sized up through the body and shoulder, usually with the shoulder seam dropped, so it hangs loose and long. A boxy cut is wide and square but often shorter in the body, so it sits square rather than long.
Both sit on the streetwear side of a range. Which one suits depends on the look you want, and it is worth handling both before deciding.
Why not size up a regular tee
Sizing up a regular tee makes it wider, but it also makes it longer, lengthens the sleeves and opens the neck. A garment cut oversized widens the body and drops the shoulder while keeping the length and the neckline in proportion. Customers notice the difference even when they could not name it.
Choosing a weight
200 to 220gsm is the middle ground: enough body to hold the shape, still comfortable in summer.
240 to 300gsm is heavyweight. Structured, boxy, and it sits away from the body. This is what most streetwear brands are actually asking for when they say premium.
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Which decoration suits it
Embroidery suits a small chest logo and any quantity, including a single sample. Screen print suits a simple design at 100 or more of that design, and a well cured print can outlast the garment. DTF suits full colour artwork and first runs under 100. A one colour print on a dark garment needs a white base underneath, which makes it two colours.
Four to six weeks from artwork approval. Woven labels take 7 to 10 working days from the label maker, on new and repeat orders alike. They run alongside production rather than adding to it. Orders without labels are quicker. Decoration and finishing only is usually two to three weeks. Reorders on approved artwork take the same time as the first run.
Everything here is held in stock, so there is no fabric minimum and no waiting on a production run. Reorders come from the same stock, which means your second run matches your first. Relabelling and finishing start at 25 garments, with mixed styles counted together.
Oversized & boxy questions
- From Stanley/Stella, the Blaster 2.0 (STTU959) oversized at 200gsm, and the Hypster (STTU258) and Asher (STTU078) boxy oversized at 200gsm and 280gsm. From Native Spirit, the NS332 at 220gsm and the French Terry NS308 at 300gsm. From AS Colour, the Classic Oversize Tee (5069) at 220gsm and the Box Tee (5030) at 240gsm.
- Yes. The Stanley/Stella Slammer 2.0 (STSU209) is oversized at 350gsm and the Voicer (STSU256) boxy oversized at 400gsm, and the Native Spirit Oversized Hoodie (NS408) is 300gsm with a drop shoulder. For crews, the Stanley/Stella Radder 2.0 (STSU208) is a 350gsm oversized crew, the Ryler (STSU255) and the AS Colour Heavy Crew (5145) are 400gsm oversized crews, and the Miller Dry (STSU795) is a 400gsm boxy quarter zip.
- An oversized cut is sized up through the body and shoulder, usually with a dropped shoulder seam, so it hangs loose and long. A boxy cut is wide and square but often shorter in the body, so it sits square rather than long.
- Heavy enough to hold the shape. 240 to 300gsm is structured and sits away from the body, which is what most streetwear brands mean when they say premium. The lighter oversized tees, at 200 to 220gsm, have enough body to hold a shape and stay comfortable in summer.
- Relabelling and finishing start at 25 garments, with mixed styles counted together, and woven labels and swing tickets start at 100 per design. Four to six weeks from artwork approval. Woven labels take 7 to 10 working days from the label maker, on new and repeat orders alike. They run alongside production rather than adding to it. Orders without labels are quicker. Decoration and finishing only is usually two to three weeks. Reorders on approved artwork take the same time as the first run.
Don't buy your first garments from a photograph.
A 350gsm hoodie and a 400gsm hoodie look identical online and feel completely different when you pick them up. Come to the Bradford unit and handle the range before you order.
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