Heavy Franchise T-Shirt - Black
Former's answer to the everyday tee, built to last. The Heavy Franchise uses a 250GSM heavyweight cotton jersey that holds its shape from day one, with a pre-wash finish that takes the edge off the newness.
Cut for an oversized, boxy silhouette, it keeps shoulders square and the body relaxed. A bound collar and tonal Franchise F flag label are the only real giveaways.
A blank canvas with weight behind it.
Fit
- Oversized tee fit, boxy silhouette
- Bound collar
- Signature Franchise F flag label
- Fits true to size
Fabrication
- 100% Cotton
- 250GSM heavyweight jersey
- Pre-wash finish
About Former
Dane Reynolds ditched corporate surf brands to create something real, refined pieces that actually reflect how surfers and skaters live. Launched in 2017 with Craig Anderson and Austyn Gillette, Former is rider-owned and operated, building clothing rooted in surf and skate culture with an understated, considered aesthetic that sidesteps genre cliches.
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Description
Former's answer to the everyday tee, built to last. The Heavy Franchise uses a 250GSM heavyweight cotton jersey that holds its shape from day one, with a pre-wash finish that takes the edge off the newness.
Cut for an oversized, boxy silhouette, it keeps shoulders square and the body relaxed. A bound collar and tonal Franchise F flag label are the only real giveaways.
A blank canvas with weight behind it.
Fit
- Oversized tee fit, boxy silhouette
- Bound collar
- Signature Franchise F flag label
- Fits true to size
Fabrication
- 100% Cotton
- 250GSM heavyweight jersey
- Pre-wash finish
About Former
Dane Reynolds ditched corporate surf brands to create something real, refined pieces that actually reflect how surfers and skaters live. Launched in 2017 with Craig Anderson and Austyn Gillette, Former is rider-owned and operated, building clothing rooted in surf and skate culture with an understated, considered aesthetic that sidesteps genre cliches.
