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Materials That Matter
Bad Friends merch is built around comfort and durability. Most tees use 100% ring-spun cotton, which is softer than standard cotton and holds color better. The Classic Logo Tee ($35) and the Santino Slim Tee both feature this fabric in a 6 oz weight - heavy enough to drape well, light enough for summer wear. For cooler months, the Bad Friends Hoodie ($65) uses a blended fleece (80% cotton, 20% polyester) with a brushed interior that traps warmth without feeling bulky.
Seasonal drops, like the 2026 Summer Collection, introduced tri-blend tees (50% polyester, 25% cotton, 25% rayon) for a vintage, ultra-soft hand feel. These are perfect if you prefer a relaxed, lived-in look straight out of the bag.
Comfort That Lasts
Comfort goes beyond the tag. The hoodie's kangaroo pocket is lined with the same fleece, not a separate fabric, so no cold zipper touches your hands. Tees feature shoulder-to-shoulder taping to prevent stretching after repeated wears. The neck ribbing on the 'Pineapple' print tee uses a spandex blend for a snug fit that snaps back.
Fans who bought the tie-dye drop from the 2025 tour reunion (now a regular item) rave about the pre-shrunk guarantee. Every shirt is washed before shipping, so what you get is what you'll have after laundry. No surprises.
Durability and Care
Screen-printed designs - like the iconic "Bad Friends" logo or the Bobby Lee in a wig graphic - are applied with water-based inks that bond with the fibers, not sit on top. This means less cracking over time. To keep prints vibrant, turn items inside out, wash cold, and tumble dry low. Never use bleach or fabric softener; they break down the cotton fibers and fade the print.
If you follow care instructions, a Bad Friends tee can easily last two years with weekly wear. The fleece hoodie holds its shape even after dozens of washes, though the drawstrings might fray - tie them in a knot before washing to protect them.
