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Blushield Geometry Shirt

$34.99

$34.99
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Blushield Geometry Shirt

Ultra soft and comfortable Blushield geometry shirts feel as good as they look. Our black version is a premium CVC T-shirt which is a 60% cotton and 40% polyester jersey. It is an athletic fitted cut that is a bit roomier in the shoulders and sleeves than a standard T. This is a slider athletic fit, so if you like it roomier, size up. This shirt is unisex and has a tearaway tag for added comfort.

 

Features:

  • 4.3 oz cotton/poly CVC fabric*
  • Slightly heathered
  • Side-seam construction
  • Shoulder-to-shoulder tape
  • Tear-away label
  • Lightly fitted


Our heather blue version is premium fitted sueded crew in a cotton-poly blend with a sueded surface. The fabric is processed with a micro-brushing technique that elevates the small fibers in the weave, creating an ultra-soft and slightly velvety feel. The lightly fitted modern cut is unisex and has a tearaway tag for added comfort.

 

Features:

  • 4.3 oz. cotton/poly fabric
  • Sueded
  • Side-seam construction
  • Shoulder-to-shoulder tape
  • Baby rib-knit collar
  • Tear-away label
  • Lightly fitted

Shirt does not offer Blushield protection, but does showcase your good taste.

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“Coherence” and Polyester Don’t Mix

How does a company centered around “coherence” and EMF mitigation sell polyester-blend clothing?

Polyester is a petroleum-based synthetic known to generate static charge and alter the body’s tactile/electrical environment compared to natural fibers. Whether intentional or not, it seems philosophically inconsistent to market products focused on optimizing the human field while also selling plastic-based apparel directly against the skin.

This feels like a disconnect between the brand’s stated principles and the materials being used. If coherence and environmental load truly matter, why not prioritize natural fibers like organic cotton, linen, hemp, or wool?

Thank you for your feedback, and we totally understand. We personally agree with you here, and will be upgrading our shirts to natural fiber as soon as possible.

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Georgios E.

Looking at your TShirt it’s 40% polyester which has a negative effect on the body you should know this how can I trust your site lol