Super Heavyweight Tees and Lazarus Lab: Craft That Lasts

Some things aren’t meant to fade. Film. Classic style. A Super Heavyweight tee made to last.

American Apparel’s® latest Super Heavyweight collection is where premium craftsmanship meets timeless design. With oversized fits and a heavyweight fabric designed to stand the test of time, the 9410 and 9001 Super Heavyweight T-shirts aren’t just tees—they’re a statement.

The American Apparel® Super Heavyweight collection is a tribute to durability, craftsmanship, and staying power—values we share with Lazarus Lab. 

Meet Lazarus Lab 

Lazarus Lab revives the art of filmmaking in a world of instant content. Their name says it all—like something brought back from the dead, they’re breathing new life into the traditional film industry. Founded by Blake and Morgan, Lazarus Lab is about keeping the craft alive, blending old-school techniques with modern creativity. Their work isn’t just about portraying a moment; it’s about creating something real, something that lasts.

That’s why they’re the perfect match for the American Apparel® Super Heavyweight T-shirts. These tees, like the film they champion, aren’t disposable. They’re built to stand the test of time. 

The New Heavyweight Standard 

The American Apparel® 9410 and 9001 Superheavy Weight T-shirts redefine what a premium blank tee should be. With 300 g/m² of heavyweight fabric, an oversized fit, and dropped shoulders, they deliver on both style and substance. Made from 80% ring-spun cotton and 20% polyester, these tees offer a structured, high-quality feel that you can rely on.  

Reviving the Classics, One Stitch at a Time 

American Apparel® and Lazarus Lab share the same ethos: make something real, make something that lasts. Whether it’s a perfectly framed shot on 35mm or a Super Heavyweight tee that holds its shape wash after wash, craftsmanship is the common thread.

For those who create, for those who care about quality—this is for you. 

Discover the American Apparel® 9410 and 9001 Superheavy Weight T-shirts today.