Minimal & Aesthetic

Clean lines, thin type, a lot of negative space. These sell to the customer who wants a shirt that says one thing quietly — and they sell all year, which is why they’re the first thing in the catalogue.
A word on pressing them: thin-line designs are the least forgiving of a warm peel. Let the film cool fully. The second press through parchment matters more here than anywhere else — it’s what keeps a hairline from lifting after the tenth wash.
Most of these sit best at 8 to 10 inches on an adult front, 3 to 4 on a left chest or sleeve. If you’re ganging them, they pack tight; a 22×24 takes a dozen chest-size pieces without trouble.