There is a lot of loose talk about Egyptian cotton in streetwear. We don't use it, and we won't claim we do. What we use is combed ring-spun cotton — and on much of the range, GOTS-certified organic combed ring-spun cotton. Here is exactly what that means.

Combed ring-spun cotton

Ring-spinning twists and thins the yarn continuously, which makes it finer and stronger than the open-end yarn used in cheap blanks. Combing then strips out the short fibres and impurities before spinning. The result is a smoother surface, less pilling, and a fabric that holds its shape through repeated washing.

Weight, and why it matters

Fabric weight is measured in grams per square metre. It is the most honest number on a spec sheet, so we publish it on every product.

• 142–170 g/m² — tank tops and summer tees. Light and breathable.
• 200–237 g/m² — our oversized tees. The Oversized Heavyweight Tee and the Icons Box Tee sit at 237 g/m², the heaviest tees we make.
• 280 g/m² — mid-weight hoodies and sweatshirts, for spring and autumn.
• 339–350 g/m² — heavyweight fleece. Crewnecks, zip hoodies, brushed interiors.

Certifications, item by item

Selected pieces carry GOTS and OCS certification for organic cotton content, GRS certification for recycled polyester, and OEKO-TEX Standard 100. Several are PETA-Approved Vegan. Each product page lists which certifications apply to that specific garment — we don't make a blanket claim across the catalogue, because it would not be true.

Elastane, where it belongs

Our wide-leg pants and long shorts are 95% cotton with 5% elastane at 300 g/m². The elastane is there so the leg drapes without restricting movement. Everywhere else the cotton stands on its own.

Designed in Spain. Made to order, so we don't overproduce. Free shipping across the EU on orders over €45, and we ship worldwide.