Lee T-shirt WORKWEAR BUILDING TEE Marine - Men short sve t-shirt

Men’s T-shirt Lee WORKWEAR BUILDING TEE: the solid base for those who work with hands

The Lee WORKWEAR BUILDING TEE men’s t-shirt is designed for those who spend the day on site, in the workshop or simply does not want a shirt that is consumed after a few weeks of intense use. It is not an elegant jersey: it is built to last, to be comfortable on even when it is hot and constantly moving, and not to require special attention after washing.

Comfort and practicality in the Marine version

Wearing it means finding out that a Work T-shirt in cotton He doesn’t have to be stiff. The plot is large enough not to shine and resist tears, at the same time it breathes when the temperature rises. The marine color maintains an orderly appearance even after weeks of regular use, hides well the light spots that inevitably come, and easily matches with any work pants or jeans.

Why choose this shirt if you spend time on the move

• The sturdy cotton does not thin out in areas of greater friction (shoulders, armpits) as happens to thin shirts
• Straight and wide fit: does not tighten on the hips, leaves freedom of movement in the arms
• The seam is visible and reinforced on critical points, not only invisible and fragile
• Marine color that does not fade quickly and hides the sweat and small dirty yard
• Practical to wash even by hand without risking to ruin it, resists the drying cycles
• The cut is designed to allow you to move without restrictions, whether you are leaning or with your arms raised
• The sleeve has a length that covers without lowering down when bending the arm

It’s not a shirt that disappears after a season

The difference between a T-shirt from 10 euro and a T-shirt like the Lee WORKWEAR BUILDING TEE You can see the way he gets older. After months of daily work, thin shirts thinn, deform, seams loosen. This, on the other hand, maintains its form and solidity. It’s not about impeccable appearance, it’s about reliability: you know that tomorrow when you wear the 8217, he’ll still be there doing his job.