Boxing Down The Spine Oversized T-Shirt

Built in the gym. Worn everywhere else.

The box cut and dropped shoulder give you room to throw. Shadow work, bag rounds, skipping, warm-ups: nothing pulls across the back. Afterwards it works over shorts or jeans on the way home.

Black with a grey print, white with a black one. Matte cotton, ribbed mock-neck collar that keeps its shape through the wash.

A wide TITLE wordmark sits across the chest, a smaller one on the sleeve, and BOXING runs the full length of the spine. Your training partners read it for an hour.

We make it in South Africa. TITLE has kitted out South African fighters for 30 years and still manufactures here.

Unisex boxing t-shirt. Men get the oversized drop it was cut for. Women wear it long and loose over bike shorts or leggings.

Sizes run big. Take one size down from your usual.

R699. Add yours to the bag.

• Machine wash cold, 30°C maximum, inside out, on a gentle cycle
• Wash white variants with whites for the first few cycles. A dark print on a white body can mark the garment in a warm wash
• Heavy cotton shrinks in a warm wash, and 300 GSM has more fibre to shrink than a thin garment
• No fabric softener. It coats the cotton and flattens the fleece
• Do not tumble dry. Heat cracks the DTF print, and red on black shows the cracking first
• Do not iron across the print. Turn it inside out and press the back of the fabric on low
• No bleach, no dry cleaning
• Dry flat rather than on a line. A wet 300 GSM hoodie hung by the shoulders stretches under its own weight and never comes back