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Forged for those who move real weight.
The “Have to Weigh 2 Something” tee embodies the REPS & SETS mindset — no shortcuts, no filters, just power built under pressure. This is more than a shirt — it’s a statement for lifters who understand that mass moves mass.
Built with premium combed cotton for durability and comfort, this unisex staple fits true to size and holds shape through every grind session. The bold yellow-and-white design pops under the lights — whether you’re in the gym, the lab, or on the street.
⚙️ Specs
100% combed and ring-spun cotton (Heather colors contain polyester)
Fabric weight: 4.2 oz/yd² (142 g/m²)
Pre-shrunk fabric
Side-seamed construction for shape retention
Shoulder-to-shoulder taping
Printed and finished in the Muscle Lab
🔬 Lab Notes
Engineered for lifters who know:
You have to weigh 2 something to do something.
💡 Perfect For
Training days, pump days, and off days
Gym sessions, expos, or lifestyle wear
Those chasing PRs and performance — not attention
HAVE TO WEIGH 2 SOMETHING TEE (REPS & SETS Performance Labs® – Southland Muscle Division)
$29.50
The “Have to Weigh 2 Something” tee embodies the REPS & SETS mindset — no shortcuts, no filters, just power built under pressure. This is more than a shirt — it’s a statement for lifters who understand that mass moves mass.
Built with premium combed cotton for durability and comfort, this unisex staple fits true to size and holds shape through every grind session. The bold yellow-and-white design pops under the lights — whether you’re in the gym, the lab, or on the street.
⚙️ Specs
100% combed and ring-spun cotton (Heather colors contain polyester)
Fabric weight: 4.2 oz/yd² (142 g/m²)
Pre-shrunk fabric
Side-seamed construction for shape retention
Shoulder-to-shoulder taping
Printed and finished in the Muscle Lab
🔬 Lab Notes
Engineered for lifters who know:
You have to weigh 2 something to do something.
💡 Perfect For
Training days, pump days, and off days
Gym sessions, expos, or lifestyle wear
Those chasing PRs and performance — not attention