Taped Shoulders & Neckline: This refers to a reinforcement technique where a strip of fabric (usually made of the same material as the shirt) is sewn into the shoulder seams and neckline. This tape strengthens these high-stress areas, helping the garment maintain its shape and increasing durability. 185gsm Combed Cotton (100%): – GSM stands for “grams per square meter” and measures fabric weight. – 185gsm is considered a medium weight for t-shirts, offering a good balance between durability and comfort. – Combed cotton is a high-quality type of cotton where the fibres are combed to remove shorter fibres and impurities, resulting in a softer, stronger fabric. – 100% indicates that the fabric is made entirely of cotton, with no blended materials. Side Seams: This means the shirt is constructed with seams running down both sides instead of being tubular knit. Side seams generally provide a better fit and allow the shirt to drape more naturally on the body. Double Stitched Hem & Sleeves: Double stitching involves two rows of stitches, which adds strength and durability to these areas that experience frequent wear and movement. Melange Colours: Melange refers to a mix of different coloured fibres to create a heathered or mottled appearance. The asterisk likely indicates that this is a special note or exception. 185gsm (Cotton / Polyester / Viscose mix): For melange colours, the fabric composition changes to a blend: – Cotton provides comfort and breathability – Polyester adds durability and helps maintain shape – Viscose (also known as rayon) adds softness and drape This blend is still 185gsm, maintaining consistent weight across all colour options. This description outlines a medium-weight, durable t-shirt with reinforced stress points made primarily of high-quality cotton. The melange colour options offer a different fabric blend while maintaining the same weight and general characteristics.