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<p>Every collection starts the same way: a fabric swatch on a table and an argument about weight. This one started with a 180 GSM single jersey that nobody could put down.</p>

<h2>What's in the drop</h2>
<p>Fourteen styles, built around three fabric bases so a full order stays consistent from piece to piece. Tees and long sleeves in combed cotton jersey, overshirts in a brushed twill, and a small run of knit polos we've been sampling since February.</p>
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  <li><strong>Essential Tee</strong> — 180 GSM combed cotton, side-seamed, twill neck tape</li>
  <li><strong>Relaxed Overshirt</strong> — brushed cotton twill, corozo buttons, chest patch pockets</li>
  <li><strong>Knit Polo</strong> — pique with a ribbed collar that holds its shape after washing</li>
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<h2>Why these fabrics</h2>
<p>We tested four jersey weights before settling. Anything under 160 GSM showed shoulder seams through the front after a few washes. Anything over 200 felt heavy for the markets we ship to most. The 180 sits in the middle: enough body to drape properly, light enough to layer.</p>
<p>The twill went through a similar process. The brushed finish softens the hand without losing structure, so the overshirt works as a light jacket rather than collapsing into a shirt shape.</p>

<h2>Colours and sizing</h2>
<p>Six core colours carry through the whole collection — off-white, sand, olive, clay, charcoal, black. Sizes run XS to 3XL on the tees and S to 2XL on the outerwear. Size charts with actual measured specs are on each product page, not generic charts.</p>

<h2>Ordering</h2>
<p>Minimums are per style, not per colour, so a mixed colour run counts toward the same minimum. Sample packs ship within three working days if you want to feel the fabric before committing to a full order.</p>
<p>Questions about lead times or custom labelling? Reach out through the contact page and we'll come back with a real answer, not a brochure.</p>