Apex Tee
| Fit | Athletic chest & arms · released waist |
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| Seams | Raglan shoulder · sleeve above the bicep · tapered side |
| Stretch | Four-way |
| Materials | 180 GSM · 88% polyester / 12% spandex stretch knit |
| Performance | Moisture-wicking · quick-drying |
| Care | Machine wash cold · hang dry |
| Free | US orders over $65 |
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| $9.99 | US orders under $64.99 |
| Returns | 30 day First Time Fit Guarantee |
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| Exchanges | within 30 days - please contact us |
Standard fit
Apex Tee
The difference is about an inch of seam placement in three spots.
You've put in the work and the mirror shows it. Then you put a t-shirt on and half of it disappears.
So you size down. Now it's tight across your stomach, and the shoulder still droops.
The size was never the problem. Look at any tee you own and you'll find three seams working against you: one that cuts across the top of your shoulder, one that ends below the widest part of your arm, and a side seam that runs dead straight from your chest to your hip.
Three seams. All in the wrong place. So we moved all three.
Three seam positions changed. Nothing added, nothing compressed.
Most tees put a seam an inch inside the widest point of your deltoid. Your eye reads that line as where your shoulder ends. Ours is a raglan, running from the underarm up to the collar. Nothing shortens it.
Most sleeves stop past the fullest point of the bicep, so the fabric flares out and fills the gap with air. Ours is set higher, where the arm is still tapering. The arm frames itself.
Most tees are cut as a straight tube, the same width at chest and hip, so they hang off your chest and box out at your waist. Ours narrows below the chest, then releases. A V instead of a box.
Most tees put a seam an inch inside the widest point of your deltoid. Your eye reads that line as where your shoulder ends. Ours is a raglan, running from the underarm up to the collar. Nothing shortens it.
Most sleeves stop past the fullest point of the bicep, so the fabric flares out and fills the gap with air. Ours is set higher, where the arm is still tapering. The arm frames itself.
Most tees are cut as a straight tube, the same width at chest and hip, so they hang off your chest and box out at your waist. Ours narrows below the chest, then releases. A V instead of a box.
That's the whole thing. No padding, no compression, no panels. About an inch of seam placement in three spots.
The raglan removes the horizontal line that visually cuts your shoulder short. Nothing is added; a line is taken away.
The hem sits above the widest point of the bicep, so the sleeve ends on your arm instead of hanging past it. No compression required.
Athletic through the chest and arms, relaxed through the midsection. Four-way stretch, so nothing pulls when you reach overhead.
88% polyester / 12% spandex holds its shape: no shrink, no twist, no collar roll.
No logo. No compression. No mesh panels. It reads as a plain tee that happens to fit you correctly, which is the entire point.
| Us vs. them | Apex | Standard fit | Slim fit | Gym tee |
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Shoulder |
Raglan, no seam across it | Seam cuts inside the deltoid | Same seam, less fabric | Same seam |
Sleeve |
Ends above the bicep | Ends below the bicep, flares | Tight on the arm | Tight on the arm |
Torso |
Tapers, then releases | Straight tube, boxes out | Clings to the stomach | Clings to the stomach |
Tight? |
No | No | Yes | Yes |
Wear it out? |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Not really |
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| Height | 5'8" | 5'10" | 6'0" | 6'3" | 6'4" |
| Weight | 150 lb | 168 lb | 180 lb | 203 lb | 223 lb |
Put it on in front of a mirror, next to the tee you'd have worn instead. Look at three things: where the shoulder line ends, where the sleeve ends, and whether the shirt boxes out at your waist.
If the Apex doesn't win on all three, email us and we'll exchange it for another size or refund you in full. Wear it. Wash it. We don't need it back in the bag it came in.
One tee, or the pack you'll actually reach for all week.
