Love Jesus + Dogs Tee
Introducing our Love Jesus and Dogs Tee, a delightful blend of faith and furry companionship! Whether you’re cuddling with your four-legged friend, volunteering at an animal shelter, or attending a fellowship gathering, this tee is your go-to for spreading joy and faith. Perfect for dog lovers and believers alike ;)
Introducing our Love Jesus and Dogs Tee, a delightful blend of faith and furry companionship! Whether you’re cuddling with your four-legged friend, volunteering at an animal shelter, or attending a fellowship gathering, this tee is your go-to for spreading joy and faith. Perfect for dog lovers and believers alike ;)
Introducing our Love Jesus and Dogs Tee, a delightful blend of faith and furry companionship! Whether you’re cuddling with your four-legged friend, volunteering at an animal shelter, or attending a fellowship gathering, this tee is your go-to for spreading joy and faith. Perfect for dog lovers and believers alike ;)
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Brand: Comfort Colors
Color: Bay
Material: 100% Ringspun Cotton
Fit: true to size, relaxed fit. Size up for an oversized fit. .
Model is 5’3 wearing size medium
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Turn Inside Out: Before washing, turn the shirt inside out. This helps protect the DTF print from direct friction and abrasion during the wash cycle.
Cold Water Wash: Use cold water to wash the tee. Cold water is gentler on the fabric and helps prevent the print from fading.
Gentle Cycle: Opt for a gentle or delicate cycle on your washing machine to minimize agitation, which can damage the print.
Mild Detergent: Use a mild detergent that is free of bleach and strong chemicals. Harsh detergents can affect the print and the fabric.
Avoid Fabric Softeners: Fabric softeners can break down the adhesive used in DTF printing, so it’s best to avoid them.
Air Dry: After washing, reshape the tee and lay it flat or hang it to air dry. Avoid using a dryer, as the heat can cause the print to crack or peel.
Iron with Care: If the shirt needs ironing, iron it inside out on a low setting. Avoid direct contact between the iron and the print by using a thin cloth or pressing cloth as a barrier.
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