Wishing Well Ranch Sweatshirt

Shipping

Free standard shipping over US$149.00

All orders are made to order by our trusted print partners. This means that if you order more than one item, it is likely they will come in separate packages. Most of our items are printed and shipped from the U.S.
Please allow 1 to 7 days for production and 3 to 5 days for shipping within the US, and up to 30 days for international destinations.

Return

We now accept returns if you wish to change the size. We continue to offer FREE replacements or FULL refunds for damaged or lost items.

For more information, please contact us at info@thebeanworkshop.store or learn more about our policies here

•  50% cotton, 50% polyester
•  Medium-heavy fabric (8.0 oz/yd² (271.25 g/m²))
•  Loose fit
•  Sewn-in label
•  Runs true to size

• Turn your sweatshirts inside out—a small yet crucial step to avoid scratches and friction and keep the printed area safe.

• Wash with cold water—opt for temperatures at or below 30°C (86°F) to be gentle on the print, preventing it from fading or shrinkage. 

• Delicate cycle—set your machine to a delicate cycle, ideally around 600 rpm to minimize friction.

• Soft detergent—use a mild detergent, as harsher detergents can cause the ink to fade or discolor.

• Avoid fabric softener and dry cleaning, as it can be too harsh for the ink, degrading the print quality. 

• Avoid bleach—although it’s best not to use bleach, you can opt for a non-chlorine bleach, if necessary.

• Tumble drying on a low heat setting. Keep the t-shirt inside out.

• Avoid direct sunlight before washing—due to the pre-treatment of DTG printing, direct sunlight can cause sun staining, which is nearly impossible to get rid of.

• Ironing—keep the sweatshirt inside out and avoid ironing the printed part directly.

• Separate laundry—divide light and dark garments to reduce any chance of color bleeding.

From CHESTNUT SPRINGS series by ELSIE SILVER. Artwork by THE BEAN WORKSHOP L.L.C.. Created with permission of Brewer Literary Management acting as agent for the author.