Funny Powerlifting Gym T-Shirts for Men & Women: Cat Design Collection Launched

Jul 7, 2023

Iron Savage Apparel has launched powerlifting and workout apparel for men and women featuring cat designs.

Singapore, Singapore - July 7, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Known for their quirky designs and high-quality fabrics, Iron Savage Apparel has launched their latest collection of t-shirts featuring cat graphics doing powerlifting exercises. The tees are made of soft and breathable ring-spun cotton that provides a comfortable and long-lasting training experience.

For more information, visit https://ironsavageapparel.com/collections/cat-tees

The t-shirts in the new collection range from Small to 5XL and are pre-shrunk to ensure that they stay true to size. As these are made of premium material, they are easy to launder and do not become rough over time. The t-shirts come in Heather colors, Athletic and Black Heather variants, as well as Ash color and Heather Prism colors.

The brand has provided a specific measurement guide to help customers find the perfect fit. Buyers are advised to use an existing t-shirt, laid flat, to measure the body width 3cm below the armpit from one side to another and the body length from the top of the shoulder to the bottom of the tee.

Production time is five to seven days, as each t-shirt is printed to order with multiple levels of quality control from layout to shipping. Upon receipt of the item, customers are encouraged to post their purchases on Instagram with the hashtag #civilizedsavagery.

About the Company

In addition to their product line, the brand sponsors athletic events such as powerlifting and strongman competitions. In 2022, they sponsored over five powerlifting USPA-sanctioned meets, and they aim to do more in the years to come as powerlifting increases in popularity.

"I was pretty stoked when I found Iron Savage on Instagram because of all their good designs, but I was worried about quality. I took the leap of faith and ordered this shirt for my first order, and I am glad I did. I am just as thrilled about the quality as I am about the designs. The only bad thing is that I can’t rate them over five stars. I’ve got multiple shirts from Iron Savage now and will continue to be a loyal customer," a satisfied client said.

Interested parties who want to know more about Iron Savage Apparel’s new cat t-shirt collection may visit, https://ironsavageapparel.com/collections/cat-tees

Contact Info:
Name: Muhammad Lutfi
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Organization: Iron Savage Apparel
Address: 288 Tampines Street 22, Singapore, Singapore 520288, Singapore
Website: https://ironsavageapparel.com

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