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Heavyweight cotton, honest fabric weights, and sizing that actually runs to 3XL. Made for people who wear their clothes out instead of trading them in.
- Tee weight
- 240GSM tees
- Fleece weight
- 380GSM fleece
- Size range
- S–3XLEvery style
- Shipping
- 1–2Day dispatch
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How it's made
Built to
a spec
Most brands start with a price and work backwards until the garment fits it. We start with the fabric and let the price land where it lands.
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01 — The fabric
Weight first
240gsm on tees, 380gsm on fleece, 12oz on canvas. Those numbers are on every product page because they're the ones that decide whether something lasts a season or a decade. Heavier costs more to make and more to ship. That's the whole reason it's rare.
02 — The construction
Reinforce what fails
Pocket corners, cuffs, and hem seams are where clothing dies. Every one of those points is bar-tacked or double-needled. On the canvas jacket the main seams are triple-stitched. It's not visible from across the room, which is exactly why most brands skip it.
03 — The fit
S through 3XL, always
Not S–XL with the big sizes as an afterthought or an upcharge. The full range on every style, at one price, with flat measurements published so you can match them against something you already own.
Straight up
What you're
paying for
There's no marketing budget in this price. No sponsored rigs, no ambassador program, no influencer seeding. What costs money here is fabric weight, stitch count, and running six sizes deep on every style instead of three.
If a shirt shows up and it isn't right, send it back inside 30 days. Worn, washed, doesn't matter.
Field notes
Worth reading
What 380gsm Actually Means
Every brand lists a fabric weight. Almost nobody explains what it does. Here's the short version, and why we landed where we did.
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We Don't Do Pre-Distressed
Factory-faded, pre-ripped, sandblasted to look like ten years of work. We're not going to do it, and here's why.
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