Kentucky Distilleries Map T-Shirt – For Serious Drinkers Only

Brand & Quality

There are LOTS of t-shirt Brands out there to choose from so I had to make a choice. The t-shirt you get will either be a Gildan G500 or a Gildan G800. Both are considered industry standards for fit & style … just good solid T-shirts.

For the most part the G500 is a 100% preshrunk cotton (5.3 ounce) shirt. For some colors it may be 90/10 or 50/50 cotton/polyester.

The G800 is a 50/50 cotton/polyester mixture (5.5 ounce) with dry blend technology.

Why do I have a mix? I like the G800 better because it combines the perfection of cotton with the wicking nature of polyester, and it feels softer because of that. But not as many colors are available, so I also get the G500 for a wider range of color choices while still keeping the same basic fit.

Remember, I’m a one-man operation, so I’m not planning on carrying tons of inventory.

Oh, and another thing … 2XL sizes are about $3 more because that’s what I get charged. I don’t like it, because I’m a 2XL size myself, but that’s the reality of it.

T-Shirt Care

My designs are 100% original and applied with a heat press & DTF (Direct To Film) method that ensures vibrant colors and excellent long-term adhesion. This means I can order my graphics in bulk and apply them to t-shirts when they’re ordered. This helps keep my prices down and allows for customization.

But there are some care instructions you’ll need to follow in order to keep your shirt beautiful for a long time.

• Turn inside out & Machine Wash Cold with mild detergent on a gentle cycle.
• Do Not Bleach and avoid Fabric Softeners – these will cause cracking & peeling!
• Do Not Iron the graphics!!
• Air dry or tumble dry on a low setting.
• Basically … heat is your enemy.

If you want a different t-shirt color that’s not shown here, I might can do it. I’m just a one-man operation so I don’t try make a million colors available for every shirt. I keep a limited inventory.

Having said that, try me, especially if you want several shirts in the same color (even with different designs).

Just keep in mind that if it’s a dark shirt or a very colorful shirt, the lettering on the graphic may have to be white. Light shirts will have black lettering/graphics. I try to keep several copies of light/dark versions of each design on hand at all times.

Reach out to me by email if you’d like. I usually answer within a few minutes to a few hours.