Spider OG Web T-Shirt White

Sizing the Spider OG Web T-Shirt White

Start with the fit, because it is what defines this tee. The shoulder seam drops onto the upper arm and the body falls wide and straight, leaving room through the chest while the sleeve hangs loose. Your usual size gives the relaxed look shown in the photographs; sizing up pushes it further towards oversized, and sizing down keeps it neater. Check the Spider Canada size guide against a tee you already wear before you choose.

Cotton Jersey at 240 GSM on White

The fabric is 100% cotton jersey, knitted in a single layer with a smooth face. At 240 GSM it is a solid midweight, dense enough that the white body hangs without clinging and keeps its shape after repeated wear. It feels firm rather than flimsy when you pick it up, though it is nowhere near the heft of a fleece.

The Pink and Mint Green Print

Printing in pink and mint green on white keeps the graphic gentle. The spider wordmark carries the pink, the web carries the mint green, and the clean white ground lets both colors show at full strength with nothing dark behind them. Next to a black hoodie the contrast turns sharp; kept on its own, the look stays light.

A pale ground means every wash matters. Turn the tee inside out, wash it cold with other light items, and keep it apart from dark or brightly dyed pieces that could bleed onto the white. Air dry it rather than tumbling, and keep the iron off the print. The Spider Canada product care page sets out the full routine for printed cotton.

Wearing White Through All Four Seasons

At 240 GSM the tee works all year. In warm weather, it is a loose top on its own; through winter it becomes a base layer under heavier pieces.

Layering Under a Black Hoodie

A white base brightens a black outer layer. Wear the tee beneath Spider PNK Hoodie Black and the white reads as a clean inner layer, with the pink and mint print supplying the only color in the outfit. A dark hoodie also hides the small amount of wear that pale cotton picks up between washes.

A Darker Colorway to Compare

If white feels too pale for the way you dress, the same boxy cut comes in a deeper tone as the Spider OG Web T-Shirt Brown.