The wolf tee is the same oversized 240GSM cut as the tiger, with its own stitched motif.
The straight answer
The Alpha Wolf oversized t-shirt is ready to order. The size you would take in the Bengal Tiger is the size you take here.
It is heavyweight cotton, so the stitch has a firm cloth under it. Wash it cold and keep it off high heat if you want the thread to stay raised.
It sits with the other animals in animal designs and with every heavy tee in oversized t-shirts. People who want two motifs often pair it with the Midnight Panther oversized t-shirt. Two pieces take 5 percent off.
Sizing help is on what size to order.
You can just buy the one in the photo
The animal, the travel scene, the Hanuman tee, the bee, the sunflower: those are finished. The stitch is already there. You choose a size and check out. You do not have to design anything. If your size is gone on one tee, look at the next one before you wait. A restock is not a promise until the piece is actually back.
The animal tees share the oversized cut, so the size you take in the tiger is the size you take in the wolf. The travel tees are the same cloth and the same loose shape, with a place or a road instead of a creature. The Hanuman tee lives with the other devotional pieces. It is not a custom order unless you want a different figure or a line of text under the motif.
If you want the ready tiger redrawn in your colours, that becomes a custom job. Recolouring is not a checkout option. And if you want your own city instead of the travel drawings we already stitched, send the reference. We will say if the lines are thick enough to stitch.
Stand in front of a mirror, not a size rumour
Picture the tee you already reach for on a Saturday. Not the one that looked sharp on someone else. The one you wore until the collar gave up. Where does the shoulder seam sit? If it is parked on the edge of your shoulder, that shirt is a regular fit. Our oversized tees put that seam further out, on purpose. The hem hangs longer. The sleeve has room. You do not size up to get that. The pattern already did it.
If you want the drape in the photos, order the size you usually wear. If you want it closer, come down one size. It will still be looser than a fitted tee. Between two sizes, the bigger one is the full oversized shape. The smaller one is the cleaner version of the same idea. The shoulder number on the product page changes the look more than the letter on the label.
Do not copy a tee size onto a shirt. A shirt has its own chart, and an oversized tee size on a shirt can look like you borrowed it. A polo for a team is a third garment. Tell us which one the size list is for. If you are stuck, send your usual size and your height. We will say which one we would pick.
Pick it up. The weight is the point
GSM is just grams per square metre. A bigger number is a heavier cloth. The oversized tees are 240GSM cotton. In the hand they feel like a shirt with a spine, not a vest that collapses the moment you sweat. Thin tees twist at the shoulder and curl at the hem. A stitch has nothing solid to sit on. That is the whole argument for the heavier blank.
Heavy does not mean a winter coat. You can wear it through an ordinary Indian day. It is warmer than a mesh vest, and anyone who says otherwise is selling a mood. What it does well is keep its shape from the commute to the evening. It softens after a few washes. It is not see-through in normal light. Black hides more than a very pale ground, which is worth knowing if you are comparing a light shirt with a heavy tee. They are not the same cloth.
Cotton can pull in if you boil it or bake it in a dryer. Wash cold, inside out, and dry it flat or on a line. Do not size up because you expect the shirt to vanish in the wash. Order the size on the chart, then wash it like you want to keep it.
If you are still on the fence
Come back to the first lines. The wolf tee is the same oversized 240GSM cut as the tiger, with its own stitched motif. If that matches the shirt in your head, use the links above and either check out or send the file. If it does not, the other guides under this post are the next place to look.
