Hemp Clothing Australia
Hemp Boxy Tee - Long Sleeve
Hemp Boxy Tee - Long Sleeve
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Our Boxy Long-Sleeve Tee is made from a soft and comfortable hemp and organic cotton jersey. Cut from a high quality 220GSM fabric, it's a retro-inspired cut with a wider neck rib, ribbed cuffs and a boxy fit for unisex styling. Wear it fitted or oversized; the best way to express yourself in a hemp tee. The neutral colourway Moonbeam lends itself to easy matching; sitting slightly on the grey side, this elevated neutral pairs incredibly with pure white, dark brown and navy.
Features:
Boxy, unisex fit
Wider neck rib
Ribbed cuffs
Soft and comfortable hemp jersey
Breathable, naturally moisture-wicking and odour resistant
Non-synthetic, made from sustainable plant-based fibres
Machine washable
Also available in a short-sleeve style; Boxy Tee
Long-Sleeve available in Black, White, Natural, Moonbeam, and Stripes.
Fabric: 55% hemp | 45% organic cotton
Care: Machine washable. Cold, gentle machine wash. Low tumble dry. Warm iron.
Sizing: Boxy unisex fit; true to size.
Romain wears a size medium. He is 5"9 and usually wears size medium.
About the Brand:
Hemp Clothing Australia offers a modern take on the world's oldest natural fibre—hemp. They aim to redefine clothing quality and durability, while bringing hemp into the future for the modern person.
This label was born from the desire to address the unsustainable and nonrenewable practices of the clothing industry. They identified the need to make sustainable options the mainstream, not the alternative.
They are committed to producing quality over quantity, working with high quality natural fibres to create long lasting, classic pieces which don't go out of style. They don’t operate by the unsustainable timetable of seasonal collections; they make timeless and trans-seasonal pieces, with versatility and function at the forefront.
They aim to grow their range with a refined and minimalist approach, producing pieces which prove that hemp belongs in all wardrobes.
