
Bulwark
Looking for a work‑ready shirt that can showcase your brand without sacrificing safety? The Men’s iQ Series® Plus Long Sleeve Henley (Bulwark QT40) blends 70 % cotton with 30 % polyester for a breathable, moisture‑wicking feel while meeting NFPA 2112 flame‑resistant standards. At 7‑7.9 oz, the fabric is sturdy enough for tough jobs yet soft enough for all‑day comfort. The classic Henley placket, rib‑knit collar and cuffs, and a handy chest pocket give you a professional look that holds logos and graphics securely. You can personalize each shirt with screen printing (minimum 24 pieces), direct‑to‑film or dye‑sublimation—so your design stays vivid after repeated washes. With low minimums for DTF and sublimation, you can order just a handful of shirts for a pilot run or scale up to bulk orders for your crew. Choose from two versatile colors and sizes from S to 4XL, ensuring a fit for every team member. Because the material is flame‑resistant, moisture‑management, and easy‑care, these shirts are ideal for construction, electrical, or any environment where safety and branding matter. Let PrintHabit bring your logo to life on a shirt that works as hard as you do.
Our guarantee: we stand behind our print quality — a printing or adhesion defect, we’ll remake it or refund you. We print exactly what you approve, so please check spelling and artwork on your proof before you sign off.
• Exclusively with Westex G2™ fabrics by Milliken® - Flame-resistant, 7.5 oz./yd² (255 g/m2), 70% Cotton/ 30% Polyester • Four-button placket • Dyed to match rib knit henley collar • Set-in sleeves • Dyed to match rib knit cuffs • Chest pocket • Fabric is moisture wicking and breathable • iQ reseller hang tag • Industrial Laundry - Light Soil, Home Wash NFPA® 2112 Compliant CAT 2 Arc Rating EBT 12 calories/cm² Tall sizes available under style QT40T
The QT40 Henley complies with NFPA 2112 flame‑resistant requirements and carries a CAT 2 arc rating, making it suitable for high‑risk work environments.
You can choose screen printing (24‑piece minimum), direct‑to‑film (DTF) or dye‑sublimation. DTF and sublimation have low minimums, so you can start with a small run and increase as needed.
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Choose the technique that fits your artwork — each links to its full method guide.
Best for bold spot colors and large runs.
Screen Printing guide →Full-color, photographic detail at any quantity.
DTF Printing guide →All-over, edge-to-edge dye designs.
Dye-Sublimation guide →Texture, metallics, and specialty inks.
UV / Specialty guide →Permanent engraving and marking on rigid materials.
Laser Engraving guide →Banners, decals, and rigid signs.
Signage guide →Learn more about custom t-shirts before you order.