Negatives:
- The material doesn't feel any better to the touch than the Gildan 64000, which is about €5 cheaper. And if I'm honest, I think the Gildan 64000 feels *slightly* better.
- If you're looking for blanks for a streetwear brand, the fit isn't great. It fits very much like a 'standard' T-shirt. Quite tight in the arms, and definitely not boxy or loose. Sizing up might help but then the T-shirt would be even longer than it already is.

Positives:
- If you *are* after a more standard T-shirt fit, this is absolutely the best option compared to the Gildan 64000 and Gildan 5000.
- It has a better construction. The neck line feels more solid, as do the other hems/seams.
- The fabric is still decent, even if I personally prefer the Gildan 64000's. It's quite thin, which is perfect for warmer countries but probably not enough in colder ones.

Overall, I'd say the main thing it comes down to is what kind of brand you have. If it's more of a streetwear vibe, I'd definitely recommend getting the Gildan 64000 instead. But if it's a more casual brand targeted at the average consumer, I'd suggest getting the Bella + Canvas 3001. I think the price might be a little steep but it's worth it if you're after the 'standard' T-shirt fit.

First issue is the price, although going into this purchase, I already knew that the shirts were 80% cheaper elsewhere online, unfortunately, there are certain bits of the way I wanted them designed that other shirt companies software doesn’t do, so I gave into paying four times more.
What I wasn’t expecting, were the shirts to shrink excessively the first time they were washed. I tried several of my shirts on when they came in and the fit was perfect down to the mid zipper area with plenty of room in the chest and belly. Obviously, we washed them immediately to make sure they had no chemicals or junk on them from the manufacturing process.
After the wash, the shirts no longer pass my bellybutton, I would say they lost 2 to 3 sizes which is absolutely ridiculous. So that was the surprising and disappointing part.
The part of the work I was disappointed with is the vinyl, it is so ridiculously thick on the back of the shirts that it feels like you have a stop sign, glued to the back of your shirt. Unfortunately, after spending 500+ dollars the shirts are probably going in the trash because they are too small and the vinyl make them ridiculously uncomfortable

I've tried several different companies for my DTF prints. The main reason I chose to try Jiffy DTF transfers is because I needed them quickly. Not to mention the convenience of ordering my shirts from the same company all in one order. The whole process was very simple. The images arrived all on one sheet, and the colors were amazing!! Application was fast and easy as well. I tried both methods of pressing after peeling. I couldn't tell a difference, but that's not a big deal for me. They are super soft and smooth. You can hardly feel them on the shirts. I will definitely be buying all my DTF prints from Jiffy!!

I can only choose yes or no to whether I would recommend this product.
My real answer is... maybe. It depends on who you need to fit. The shirt material and construction is good quality. The print and fit left something to be desired.

1) The print was crooked and distorted on 2/2 of these shirts we ordered with 2 different designs. Printful issued a refund because they were crooked.

2) The sleeves are tight on anyone with big arms. My spouse wears a 2x because he has a broad chest and muscular arms. This shirt in 2x did not fit well. He usually doesn't have a problem with a men's 2x. I'd say this is a slim fit men's shirt - slimmer in the body and chest, and with smaller, tighter sleeves. I wish Printful showed a male model with a muscular physique for the mens and unisex shirts - all the male models are very slim, and all models have slim arms. We are going to try different Printful shirts as my spouse needs to wear what we sell on videos to help sell our brand. It just simply does not work to sell shirts with our logo that do not fit him.