Men's Shirts — Short & Long Sleeve


Fabric & Care
100% polyester with a peach-skin micro-sueded finish — not a coating, it's woven into the fabric itself. Gets softer with every wash.
We spent 3 years testing dozens of materials to find one that feels right, falls right, and lasts. Most poly feels cheap because it doesn't drape well. This one does.
Care: Machine wash cold. Air dry when possible. No bleach.
Construction
Tagua nut (corozo) buttons — sustainable, not plastic. Clean-finished seams with reinforced stress points. No shortcuts.
Black contrast collar with gold screen-printed brand pattern. The screen print fades naturally over time — that's by design, not a defect.
Ships in compostable packaging. Zero plastic waste.
Fit
Relaxed fit with a perfect fall. Structured without being stiff, comfortable without being sloppy. Designed for real bodies.
Finding fabric with this drape took 3 years and 400 test shirts sent to friends across the world — from Ibiza to Paris, Thailand to Singapore.
Shipping
Free US shipping on every order. Free international shipping at $100+ ($20 flat below); import duties may apply.
1-2 business day processing. US delivery: 5-7 business days. International: 10-25 business days.
What is the fabric made of?
100% polyester with a peach-skin micro-sueded finish — woven into the fabric, not a coating. It gets softer with every wash.
Why tagua nut buttons instead of plastic?
Tagua nut (also called corozo or vegetable ivory) is a sustainable, durable alternative to plastic. It's naturally unique, scratch-resistant, and keeps petroleum-based plastic out of the garment.
How do I wash it?
Machine wash cold. Air dry when possible. No bleach.
What's the return window?
Contact us within 30 days of receiving your order to start a return. See Shipping & Returns for the full policy.
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