The Big Three - Relaxed Fit Tee
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- Designed by a powerlifter
- 6.1 oz garment-dyed cotton
- Relaxed fit
- Printed to order in Tennessee. Ships in 7–10 business days (after the payment clears). Tracking is emailed when it leaves.
The Big Three - Relaxed Fit Tee
Three heads. Three lifts. One bar. The Big Three relaxed fit tee from Conquering Barbell features a three-headed hellhound with a loaded bar under his claws, one head clamped on a lifting belt, one snarling, and one biting through a chain, flames rising behind and broken links on the floor. THE BIG THREE arches overhead in cream lettering with a red shadow, with SQUAT BENCH DEADLIFT in red across the bottom. CONQUERING BARBELL and CONQUER THE WEIGHTS sit below. Printed large across the front for lifters who live for the squat, the bench, and the deadlift.
Made on a garment-dyed heavyweight cotton tee for a broken-in feel straight out of the bag. The relaxed fit, lived-in texture, and vintage wash make it a go-to for heavy sessions, rest days, and everything between.
- 100% ring-spun cotton, garment-dyed for a soft, worn-in feel
- Heavyweight construction with a relaxed, oversized fit
- Garment dye process creates a unique vintage texture on every shirt
- Large full-color front graphic with premium print quality
- Classic unisex crew neck and short-sleeve cut
- Printed to order in-house in Tennessee
- Available in Black
Every order is printed after you place it. Tees, tanks and hoodies ship in 7–10 business days (after the payment clears). Flags ship in 10–14 business days (after the payment clears). Weekends and holidays don’t count.
Priority Mail shows at checkout when your order’s weight qualifies. It speeds up delivery, not printing.
To prolong the lifespan of your Conquering Barbell apparel we recommend the following care process.
- Launder/wash cold with like colors
- Wash inside out
- Tumble dry low, or hang dry
- If desired, steaming can be utilized to remove wrinkles; do not iron.







