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Cut Profile: Relaxed, boxy unisex cut with dropped shoulders, sturdy ribbed cuffs, and a reinforced crew collar that holds its line wear after wear.
Model Dimensions: Model is 5'7", 164 lbs, with a 32" waist, photographed wearing a size Medium in Dark Navy Blue.
Fit Guidance: True to size for a relaxed, modern streetwear drape. Size down if you prefer a closer, tailored profile.
Preshrunk: Garment dip-dyed and industrially washed. Preshrunk with less than 2% shrinkage when washed cold and hung dry.
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Fiber Base: 100% Reclaimed Waste Cotton. Spun from industrial textile cutting remnants—literally the cutting-room scraps, floor lint, and dust bunnies that would otherwise end up in landfills. Zero virgin crop cultivation, zero synthetic polyester, and zero agricultural water waste.
Micro-Batch Dip-Dye: Garment dip-dyed in small studio runs to eliminate deadstock waste and impart nuanced, organic depth to the Dark Navy Blue colorway.
100% Plastic-Free & Compostable: Pure plant cellulose from seam to hem. It sheds zero synthetic microplastics into city waterways during laundering and can return safely to the soil as backyard compost at the end of its lifecycle.
Trims & Labels: Finished with 100% soft bamboo fabric labels—completely free of polyester weave or plastic heat-transfers.
Non-Toxic Ink System: Screenprinted and hand-stamped in our Richmond studio using Matsui Eco-Series water-based textile inks (Lehua Mamo gilded yellow). Free from PVC, phthalates, and petrochemical binders for a soft, breathable hand-feel that ages gracefully.
Milling & Origin: Ethically spun, knit, and sewn in Los Angeles by Everybody.World; hand-stamped and finished in our SF East Bay studio.
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Washing: Turn garment inside out. Machine wash cold with like colors using a mild, plant-based detergent to protect the natural dye and hand-stamped artwork.
Drying: Line dry in shade to preserve cotton tensile strength and save grid energy, or tumble dry low.
Steaming & Ironing: Steam freely to release packing wrinkles, or iron warm inside out. Never apply direct, dry iron heat onto the printed ink artwork.