Dead Reckoning Apparel
Inside Section Classic Tee — White
Inside Section Classic Tee — White
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Description
Description
Built with surf-town humor, coastal energy, and a little chaos in the lineup, Inside Section is made for those who know the wave is not always done with you.
A lightweight white sublimation tee built for everyday wear, outdoor use, and bold Dead Reckoning artwork.
This classic tee features Inside Section artwork printed using sublimation, allowing the design to bond directly into the fabric for a smooth, lightweight feel with vibrant color.
Please note: This shirt runs small. For the best fit, we recommend ordering 1–2 sizes up.
Graphic appearance may vary slightly due to the sublimation process and the artwork selected.
Specifications
Specifications
Product Type: Classic Tee
Color: White
Fit: Unisex fit; runs small — order 1–2 sizes up
Material: 95% polyester, 5% spandex
Production Method: Sublimation
Graphic Application: Sublimated design infused into the fabric
Design: Inside Section artwork
Feel: Lightweight, smooth, flexible
Best For: Everyday casual wear, fishing, boating, beach trips, surf days, travel, outdoor adventures, and warm-weather use
How to Use
How to Use
How to Use:
- Select your shirt size
- Select your preferred shirt color
- Wear for everyday casual use, fishing, boating, beach trips, travel, and outdoor adventures
Care Instructions:
- Machine wash cold
- Turn garment inside out before washing
- Tumble dry low or hang dry
- Do not bleach
- Avoid high heat to maximize graphic longevity
Story Behind the Design
Story Behind the Design
Inside Section was created for the part of the wave where things get fast, tight, and a little unpredictable.
In surf culture, the inside section is where the energy stacks up. It can be where you finish strong, get caught off guard, or take one on the head before paddling back out. This design leans into that moment with coastal humor and Dead Reckoning attitude.
Like every Dead Reckoning design, Inside Section is more than a graphic. It is a reminder that sometimes the roughest part comes near the end — but you still have to read the wave, hold your line, and make it through.
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