Question please: When using this do you use a piece of permanant cut-away betreen it and you t-shirt?
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On t-shirts, I put tear-away with it, but one could use a cut-away as well. The t-shirts (onsies) do need more stabilizer than just the Sulky Sticky. The Sulky Sticky floats my embroidery better than anything similar I've tried to use. Hope this helps.
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I use this and then add an extra piece under the hoop we call floating. I use a tear away under the hoop. Just push it under the hoop. I also put a wash away on top of my t-shirt. All of this gives a beautiful stitch without puckers and tearing of the shirt. Be sure to use a ball needle with t-shirts too.
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we used cotton t-shirts and put a piece of cardboard in between the material when drawing on the clothes. Works great!
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Per my husband, "I use regular tees. I actually take a pair of pliers and clip off the bottom of the tee so it isn't so high."He has his mat in the garage and hits into a hitting net.
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You could. It would leave an outline though. I wear mine over a tshirt but under an outer shirt.
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I have both colors. No difference in concealment. Comes down to your preference of undershirt color as it is a tall crew neck and the neckline is visible above most t-shirt collars. And not sure if this is what you're asking but this shirt is not designed IMO to be worn as a stand alone t-shirt. The support ribbing is quite pronounced.
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No. I don't use anything with the cloths. You can blow a little breath on it, if its not coming clean right away.
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I would think you could put a longer rubber tee where the rubber cut-off tee they provided goes, I have not done that but it seems like it should work fine. The the they provided allows a regular tee to be put in the center of the short rubber tee provided.
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I wear mine underneath clothing without a problem. I don't have directly on my skin though, I wear a T-shirt or Termal top and then put the Body Rite on over it. Love this this thing to bad I did not find this years ago. Best 30 Bucks I ever spent!
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No, the material in this shirt helps release heat and mositure from your skin. Where UA makes a different type of material to help keep your bodies heat in (cold gear).
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I use mine about all the time. A loose button down shirt worn over the belt works ok for me. With a tee shirt, I just use a pocket holster. Hope this helps.
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It CAN be taken off, BUT there is a really good chance you'll ruin the shirt in doing so. The loop comes in handy with sunglasses, or while fishing/other outdoor/'busy' tasks I've found.
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It will show through if it's a light color t-shirt. The issue is it will not stay on for more that 5min- after you need to press the button again.
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Yes, however, I would wear a t-shirt under the support or it may be somewhat uncomfortable.
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I use this for all my embroidery. Monogramming and appliqué. It is great. I cut a piece large enough for my hoop and trim about a half inch of the paper off and stick it to the back side of the hoop. Then I cut a section in the middle of the hoop large enough for the design I am using and stick the t-shirt ( or whatever) on the hoop and I am ready to go. I do use an iron on stabilizer on the t-shirt first.
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I would not wear this over a collared shirt but I have worn it over long sleeved t-shirts as well as a base layer. It's designed to be a base/mid layer and works very well for that purpose. Maybe a quarter-zip merino sweater would work better for you over a collared shirt.
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I just checked mine. You may want a medium size if you plan to put it on T-shirt.
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The one I received looks similar but not exact to the photo. I wear it under my cloths and can be seen around the neck-line. as would a razor back tank ect. it is a little noticeable but not very? I suggest a t shirt under because after about an hour it really starts hurting my arm-pit area. Other than that it does take a lot of pressure off the back and is a noticeable change. I wear it on the elliptical and at the office (where I need it most is at my desk)