The plain tee,
engineered.
No prints, no drops calendar, no forty colorways to choose wrong from. Just the fabric weight, the cut, and the stitching done properly — in black and in white.
We don't make forty shirts to hide behind. We make two, and we make them heavier, tighter-stitched, and more honestly labeled than the forty.
What we actually check before it ships.
The close-ups we look at on every batch — straight off the mill floor, before any of it becomes a finished shirt.
600g heavyweight, 100% cotton
Combed cotton, premium plain white
Collar, seam, cotton, and cut
The real neck label
Every batch, same label
Heavier than you're used to. On purpose.
Fabric weight is the most honest thing about a T-shirt, and the easiest to fake with a stiff finish that washes out. Mass-market tees are often thin enough to see through after a few washes. Our Black is cut from a genuinely heavyweight cloth that holds its shape on the hanger; our White is lighter, built to drape rather than cling.
Ring-spun, combed — not carded.
Ring-spinning twists fiber under tension into a finer, stronger yarn than the cheap open-end process. Combing goes further, pulling the short fibers out before spinning. What's left is a smoother hand-feel and a fabric that resists pilling for years, not weeks.
Seams that outlast the fabric.
Shoulders are taped so the neckline can't stretch out of shape — you can feel the reinforcement along the inside seam. The collar is double-layer ribbed for recovery, and hems close with a double-chain stitch instead of a single line, which is what actually stops puckering after the twentieth wash.
Garment-dyed, not printed on.
The White is dyed after it's sewn, not before — that's what gives it a slightly irregular, worn-in depth from day one instead of after a year of washing. Nothing gets screen-printed over the fabric; the color is the fabric.
Both shirts. Nothing else.
Every unit ships in the color and weight photographed here — what you see is what's cut. Pick a size, add it, done.
€2.00 of every €19.99 — 10% — goes to charity, built into the price. Read why.
Measured flat, three sizes, no guessing.
We stopped cutting S, 2XL and 3XL — M through XL covers what people actually reorder. Click a row to see it mapped onto the shirt.
| Size | Chest width | Shoulder width | Body length | Sleeve length |
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Straight off the neck label: "M/170/84A" — the size code reads height-then-chest, which is why we translate every batch into plain chest, shoulder, and sleeve measurements below.
How to measure yourself
Treat it right, it outlasts the trend.
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Every batch ships with the same label: 100% cotton, no blends hiding behind a "premium" claim. If your tag says otherwise, it isn't one of ours.
Not a render. Not a mockup generator.
Every product photo on this page is the actual shirt, photographed on an actual person, outdoors and in the studio, in the two colors we actually cut.
What people are saying.
Real feedback from real customers only — nothing staged, nothing invented.
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Everything else, answered plainly.
To gift a stranger the emotion.
We started this to make two shirts, properly. Heavier fabric, honest labels, no forty colorways to hide behind. That part's on the homepage.
Here's the part that isn't about fabric.
Making money is the easy sentence to write. The harder one is this: while we're doing that, there are people who will never see this website, never buy a shirt, never know we exist — and they need help more than we need another sale. We don't think a good business gets to look away from that just because it's inconvenient to mention.
So it's built into the price, not bolted on at checkout. €2.00 of every €19.99 shirt — 10% — goes to real organizations, before you ever see a donation prompt asking you to add it yourself. You're not paying extra. It was never not included.
We picked three, all independently checked and DZI Spendensiegel-certified (the German seal that verifies a charity actually spends donations the way it says it will, not just markets well):
- Kindernothilfe DZI Spendensiegel certified — long-term support for children growing up in poverty.
- Ärzte ohne Grenzen (Doctors Without Borders) DZI Spendensiegel certified — emergency medical care wherever it's needed, no borders asked.
- SOS-Kinderdorf DZI Spendensiegel certified — family and home for children who've lost theirs.
We rotate our contribution between the three rather than picking one and forgetting the other two exist.
If you've read this far: you don't need a T-shirt brand to start doing this. A stranger you'll never meet needs less than you think to have a better week. Pick one of the three above, or any organization that's actually checked and verified, and send what you can. It adds up faster than it feels like it will.
That's the whole philosophy. Two shirts, and not forgetting the people outside the frame.
10% off your first order.
One email a month, roughly. Restocks and nothing else.