Bella+Canvas fans out into several fabric constructions and style names, from Airlume cotton to CVC blends to garment-dyed heavyweight options. Understanding the difference helps a vendor pick a design approach and set expectations correctly.
| Term | What it means |
|---|---|
| Airlume cotton | Combed, ringspun cotton known for a soft hand feel and clean print surface |
| CVC (Chief Value Cotton) | A cotton and polyester blend, usually majority cotton, that resists shrinking and holds shape |
| Triblend | Cotton, polyester, and rayon blend with a soft, heathered finish |
| Garment-dyed | Dyed after the garment is sewn, giving a slightly worn-in, vintage look |
The Women's Favorite Tee ($19.88 VIP base) is built on this brand's signature combed, ringspun cotton, the soft, closer-fitting finish the brand is best known for. It is the entry point piece for a shop that wants the Bella+Canvas feel without stepping into triblend or garment-dyed territory.
Bear Grips Pro Shops: Custom Apparel for Your Team. No Minimums. Free Shipping.A ringspun cotton tee like the Women's Favorite Tee suits clean, minimal branding meant to feel like an everyday retail basic. A CVC or triblend piece suits a slightly more textured, athleisure-leaning look. A garment-dyed piece suits a vintage or distressed graphic. Picking the fabric story before the design keeps the two aligned.
Most working shops stick to one dominant fabric feel across their core lineup (for example, Airlume ringspun cotton across the tee, tank, and long sleeve) and reserve a second fabric feel for a single standout piece, like a garment-dyed crop tee. This keeps the shop's overall feel consistent while still offering variety.
Ringspun cotton Women's Favorite Tee, $19.88 VIP base, no minimum.
Start FreeAirlume refers to combed, ringspun cotton known for a soft hand feel and a clean surface for printing. It is the foundation fabric for the Women's Favorite Tee.
CVC stands for Chief Value Cotton, a cotton and polyester blend that resists shrinking and holds its shape better than 100% cotton over repeated washes.
No. Garment-dyed means the finished garment is dyed as a whole piece after sewing, giving a uniform, slightly worn-in look, different from a tie-dye pattern.
The current catalog listing follows the brand's standard favorite-tee cut. Color and fit variants shown depend on what is live in the shop builder at the time.