Comfort Colors has built a strong following in wholesale decorated apparel on the back of one thing: the garment-dyeing process that gives its blanks a soft, broken-in feel and a vintage aesthetic that's difficult to replicate with standard tees. At Bulkthreads.com, the full Comfort Colors lineup is available at wholesale pricing with automatic volume discounts — from heavyweight tees to fleece, all featuring that signature pigment-dyed look.
The anchor of the line is the Comfort Colors C1717 Heavyweight Tee (from $6.89), one of the more widely ordered garment-dyed blanks in the wholesale market. At 6.1 oz. of 100% ring-spun cotton, it combines soft-washing and garment-dyeing for a hand feel that improves with every wash. Unlike standard tees, each C1717 develops subtle color variation through the dyeing process — an organic quality that gives it a genuine vintage appeal. The preshrunk fabric holds its fit through repeated washing, and double-needle stitching keeps decoration intact over time. With over 60 colorways ranging from classic neutrals to bold pigment-dyed hues, it's a practical choice for screen printers, embroiderers, and retail programs looking for something with more character than a standard blank.
Comfort Colors extends the garment-dyed construction across several categories. The C6014 Long-Sleeve Tee (from $13.79) brings the same 6.1 oz. quality to cooler-weather runs, while the C9360 Adult Heavyweight Tank (from $7.69) is a solid warm-weather option. The 6030CC Pocket Tee (from $10.99) adds a functional chest pocket to the core silhouette, and the C4410 Long-Sleeve Pocket Tee (from $16.49) combines coverage with utility for buyers who want both.
For buyers looking to round out a program with fleece, the 1567 Hooded Sweatshirt (from $32.00) brings the garment-dyed treatment to a 100% cotton fleece construction — jersey-lined hood, relaxed fit, and the same lived-in feel as the rest of the line.
What sets Comfort Colors apart from most wholesale blanks is the individual garment-dyeing process: every piece is dyed after construction rather than at the fabric stage, which creates organic color variation and a broken-in texture from the start. For decorators, the heavyweight fabric provides a stable print surface across screen printing, embroidery, and heat transfer, and the garment-dyed base colors tend to create strong contrast with lighter ink colors.
The main differentiator is the garment-dyeing process. Most wholesale blanks are made from fabric that's dyed before construction, whereas Comfort Colors dyes the finished garment, producing organic color variation, a softer texture, and a worn-in feel that standard tees don't replicate. That aesthetic is a significant part of why the brand has developed a following in retail merch, boutique decoration programs, and lifestyle apparel.
The C1717 is a 6.1 oz. 100% ring-spun cotton tee and one of the more widely ordered garment-dyed blanks in the wholesale market. It's a strong option for decorators producing retail-style merch, campus and lifestyle brands, and anyone whose end customers expect a premium-feeling blank. The heavyweight construction takes decoration well, and the preshrunk fabric holds its shape through repeated washing.
Yes. The heavyweight ring-spun cotton used in Comfort Colors blanks provides a stable, consistent surface for screen printing, embroidery, and heat transfer decoration. The garment-dyed base colors—particularly the deeper and more saturated hues — tend to create strong contrast with lighter ink colors, which makes them popular for vintage-style and distressed print programs.
Yes, and intentionally so. Because each garment is dyed individually after construction, subtle color variation between pieces is a natural result of the process. Most buyers and end customers consider this part of the appeal, as it contributes to the authentic vintage character of the product. For programs where exact color matching between pieces is critical, it's worth factoring in before ordering.
Comfort Colors extends the garment-dyed construction across long-sleeve tees, tanks, pocket tees, and fleece. The C6014 Long-Sleeve and C4410 Long-Sleeve Pocket Tee cover cooler-weather runs, the C9360 Heavyweight Tank is a practical warm-weather option, and the 1567 Hooded Sweatshirt brings the garment-dyed treatment to a cotton fleece pullover for programs that want a cohesive look across multiple styles.
Yes. Automatic volume discounts are applied at checkout across the Comfort Colors catalog — no codes required. The per-unit price decreases as order size grows, making it a practical option for retail merch runs, boutique programs, and larger decoration orders.