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99 Styles • 88 Colours • 1 Source
Anvil, one of the “biggest” manufacturers of Quality T-Shirts and Activewear made in the USA.
Corporate responsibility are words that Anvil take very seriously. At the heart chain, and SA8000 the first international auditable standard for improving
of their mission is a commitment to make the earth a better place to live and work conditions. Its facility in Honduras has been WRAP (Worldwide
work. Anvil understands that manufacturing and business inherently has an Responsible Accredited Production) certified since 2005. Furthermore, Anvil
impact on the planet and it is their goal to minimize that impact. The company supports the 10 point CERES code of corporate environmental responsibility
also believes in being a good neighbour and strives to create a safe, fair by providing and promoting low impact products.
and honest environment for its employees. Anvil is a corporate signatory to Additionally their organic lines are certified by the USDA, Organic
Social Accountability International, which promotes a responsible supply Exchange and Organic Trade. For more information see
www.anvilcsr.com.
shirt. The organic tee is available in 9 colours;
white, natural, chocolate, yellow haze, red, river
More choice, more colours,
blue, navy, city green and black. The men’s is
more sizes
available in 8 sizes XS-4XL, the ladies’ in sizes
S-XL and the youths’ in sizes S-L.
Anvil’s organic range includes men’s, ladies’
and youths’ tee shirts, a fitted ladies’ tee with a
The fitted ladies’ tearaway label tee, like all of
special tearaway label and a men’s pique sport
the products in the Anvil organic range, is pre-
shrunk. It is a fashion fitted garment available in
7 colours; white, natural, chocolate, navy, black,
independence red and charity pink. Available in
sizes S-XL and manufactured from 100% certified
organic combed ring spun cotton.
The pique sport shirt features a soft fashion knit
contoured collar and three high gloss wood
toned buttons, it is manufactured in 220gm
100% certified organic ring spun cotton pique
and is available in 5 colours in sizes S-2XL.
Tee shirts made from pre-consumer The colour of the tee is a result of the
textile clippings - Carbon free
combination of clipped colours – no extra dye
is needed.
The recycling process blends pre-consumer
This tee is Carbon free and certified by
textile clippings which produces natural
carbonfund.org.
variations in colour and shading. Clippings
come from several sources including new
An Anvil recycled cotton blend tee consists of
apparel cuttings, trim fabric and yarn waste.
69% pre-consumer recycled cotton, 29%
Clippings are sorted by colours and chopped
acrylic and 2% other fibres. They are available
Multi coloured green
into a fine linty material, which is then spun
in 8 sizes XS-4XL and in a choice of 6 colours;
into a yarn that is used to produce the tees.
navy, charcoal, green, sand, brown and blue.
Anvil sustainable is a range of sweatshirts
made from a mix of organic cotton (55%)
and post consumer recycled polyester blend Tear away label tee shirts
(45%). Available in sizes
S-2XL and in 3 styles; crew neck, hooded
Adult tees in 25 colours, youths in 10
and full zip hooded. The crew neck is offered
Personalisation made easy!
in 7 colours, the hooded in 5 and the full zip
hooded in 8 colours.
Manufactured in 190gm 100% heavyweight cotton
the Anvil 779 tee shirt features a special tear away
label and is available in a huge choice of 25 colours
and 9 adult sizes S-6XL. The 779 is complemented
by the 705B available in youth sizes XS-XL and a
choice of 10 colours. Tear-Away – just pull at the
label, neutralize the t-shirt and print your own label
in the back!
Anvil garments are distributed in the UK
through PAG Leisurewear
For more information on Anvil product
availability in the UK visit:
www.pag-leisurewear.co.uk or
Tel. 0800 328 4240
www.anvil.eu
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