Fox Boxed Future Tech Longsleeve T-Shirt - Heather Graphite - L

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The Fox Boxed Future Tech Longsleeve T-Shirt is ideal for active individuals who require a versatile garment that transitions seamlessly from outdoor adventures to casual daily wear. Its primary benefit is the integration of high-performance moisture-wicking technology in a comfortable, lifestyle-friendly design, though users should note that the technical polyester-cotton blend requires specific care to maintain its fabric integrity over time.
| Model Part Number | 31596-185-L |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fox Clothing |
Yes, the TruDri fabric is specifically designed for high-exertion activities by wicking sweat and drying rapidly.
Because the blend is 85% recycled polyester, the shirt is much more resistant to shrinking than a 100% cotton garment.
You should avoid ironing directly over the screen-printed areas, as the heat may damage the plastisol.
This shirt uses a 190gm fabric weight, providing a balance between durability and lightweight comfort.
It is a blend of 85% recycled polyester and 15% cotton, giving you the moisture-wicking benefits of polyester with the soft feel of cotton.
Ensure the shirt is washed promptly after use and use a sport-specific laundry detergent designed to remove oils from synthetic fibers.
Always wash the shirt inside out and avoid high-heat drying cycles which can compromise the screen print adhesive.
Check to ensure no heavy fabric softeners were used during the laundry cycle, as these block the wicking pores of the TruDri fabric.
This garment does not require any setup, but proper care is essential for maintaining the TruDri performance and print longevity. We recommend washing in cold water with like colors. Avoid using fabric softeners, as these can coat the technical fibers and hinder the moisture-wicking capabilities of the shirt. Tumble dry on low heat or hang-dry to preserve the integrity of the soft-hand plastisol print. Always turn the garment inside out before washing to protect the screen-printed graphic from friction against the drum of the machine.