🌀IMAGINATION t-shirt
Overthinking? Daydreaming? Creating entire scenarios in your head? Same. The IMAGINATION Tee captures that beautifully chaotic mental spiral—whether it's for your next masterpiece or just rethinking what you said three years ago.
With a vintage-inspired sketch print and a minimalist text detail, this tee is made for the deep thinkers, the visionaries, and the over-analyzers who turn thoughts into something bigger.
✨ Why You’ll Love It:
✔️ Premium Fabric: 100% combed cotton – soft, breathable & made for daydreaming
✔️ Timeless Vintage Print: Classic meets contemporary in a hand-drawn aesthetic
✔️ Minimal Yet Bold: Subtle text, expressive graphic – the perfect balance
✔️ Unisex Fit: Because imagination knows no limits
💭 Wear it while lost in thought—just don’t forget to come back to reality.
💫 Part of the Zeggy Statement Collection – because your mind is the main character.
Care Instructions
- Wash with cold water—opt for temperatures at or below 30°C (86°F) to be gentle on the print, preventing it from fading or shrinkage.
- Delicate cycle—set your machine to a delicate cycle, ideally around 600 rpm to minimize friction.
- Soft detergent—use a mild detergent, as harsher detergents can cause the ink to fade or discolor.
- Avoid fabric softener and dry cleaning, as it can be too harsh for the ink, degrading the print quality.
- Avoid bleach—although it’s best not to use bleach, you can opt for a non-chlorine bleach, if necessary.
How to dry the t-shirts?
- Keep the t-shirt inside out.
- The best option would be to hang dry them, but with DTG-printed t-shirts, you can also use tumble drying.
- If you choose tumble drying, do it on a low heat setting, as over time higher temperatures can dry out the ink, causing it to crack.
Some extra precautions:
- Avoid direct sunlight before washing—due to the pre-treatment of DTG printing, direct sunlight can cause sun staining, which is nearly impossible to get rid of.
- Ironing—keep the t-shirt inside out and avoid ironing the printed part directly.
- Separate laundry—divide light and dark garments to reduce any chance of color bleeding.