280 GSM · Drop shoulder
Oversized T-Shirts — Heavyweight, Boxy, Built to Last
Every BAAG tee starts from the same brief: a heavyweight oversized silhouette that holds its shape after fifty washes and says something before you speak. 280 GSM combed cotton, drop shoulder, boxy hem, printed in Punjab and finished in India.
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What 280 GSM Actually Means
GSM — grams per square metre — is the honest number in a t-shirt spec sheet. Fast-fashion tees sit at 140–180 GSM: thin enough to see the shape of your body through, light enough to twist at the side seam after two washes. BAAG builds at 280 GSM. That is nearly double the cloth, and you feel it the moment the garment leaves the box.
Heavier cotton does three things. It drapes instead of clinging, so the oversized cut reads intentional rather than accidental. It resists the curling and shrinking that ruin a cheap tee's neckline. And it carries print far better — our gold and cream inks sit on top of a dense, flat surface instead of sinking into a loose weave.
The Fit — Oversized Without Losing Shape
A true oversized tee is not simply a bigger size. The shoulder seam is engineered to fall 3–5 cm past your natural shoulder, the body is cut wide and straight rather than tapered, and the hem lands at mid to low hip. Sleeves are cut short and wide so they end mid-bicep with volume, not cling.
Take your usual size for the intended boxy fit. Size up once if you want the exaggerated, long-line silhouette that pairs with wide-leg trousers or cargos. Every piece runs S through XXL, and the full measurement table lives on our size guide.
Cotton, Colour and Construction
The base cloth is 100% combed ring-spun cotton — combed to remove short fibres, which is why the hand feel is smooth rather than fuzzy. Bio-washed and pre-shrunk before cutting, so what you measure on day one is what you measure a year in.
Necklines are ribbed and taped shoulder to shoulder. Side seams are stitched, not tubular, so the body hangs straight. Colours are limited on purpose: onyx black, warm cream, and forest green — a palette that reads expensive under any light and never competes with the graphic.
Why Punjabi Graphics Belong on Heavyweight Cotton
The graphics we print — Sher, Khanda, Mitti, Chardi Kala — are not decoration lifted from a mood board. They are the load-bearing symbols of Punjab, and they deserve a garment with weight behind them. A 280 GSM tee gives an emblem room to sit flat and read cleanly across a wide chest panel.
That is the whole thesis of BAAG: global streetwear construction, Punjabi meaning. Heavy cotton is simply the most honest way to carry it.
Shipping — Punjab to the Diaspora
Oversized T-Shirts ships from India with tracking on every order: ₹89 flat within India, free above ₹3,000, and worldwide delivery in 7–14 working days. A large part of what we make leaves the country — Punjabi hoodies to Canada, Sikh t-shirts to the UK, Punjabi streetwear to Australia, Punjabi clothing to Germany, and steady orders into the United States, UAE and Singapore.
Duties and local taxes are charged by the destination country and are not included in the price. Sizing runs S–XXL to the Indian chart on our size guide — diaspora customers used to UK or North American sizing should read it before ordering. Returns are accepted within seven days; the full terms are on the returns page.