The 240 GSM fabric feels very substantial and not like those thin cheap tees. The boxy fit is perfect but I found the neck slightly tight for my preference.
Oversized cotton crewneck with drop shoulders
This unisex tee features a relaxed boxy fit and distinctive drop shoulders for a modern silhouette. Designed for everyday comfort, it is made from breathable, biowashed cotton terry.
Key features
Why you'll love it.
The 240 GSM weight gives this tee a satisfying heft that is hard to find in standard high-street options. It sits away from the body in a clean, boxy shape, making it a reliable choice for those who prefer a structured streetwear look over thinner jerseys.
What people think
All 8 reviewsvery soft cotton terry. you can tell it is biowashed because it doesn't irritate the skin at all even after wearing it all day.
This drop shoulder cut gives it a proper modern silhouette. It is rare to find GOTS certified organic stuff that feels this durable.
You can feel that this was handcrafted. The print finish is unique and the black hasn't faded after the first wash.
Bahut accha fabric quality. It holds its shape well because of the 240 GSM weight. Only thing is the oversized fit is quite large so maybe size down if you want it regular.
Solid crewneck tee. The combed cotton is breathable for Indian weather despite being heavy.
Product details
Description
Key Features:
- Material: 240 GSM cotton terry
- Fit: Unisex boxy oversized silhouette
- Construction: Crewneck with drop shoulders
- Process: Artisan stitched and screen printed by hand
- Finish: Biowashed and combed for a smooth texture
- Fabric: GOTS organic cotton certified
- Benefit: Hypo-allergenic fabric for sensitive skin
The tee is constructed with a heavy 240 GSM weight, providing a structured drape that holds its shape. The boxy cut and lowered shoulder seams offer a relaxed feel suitable for casual wear.
Each piece is finished by hand using screen printing techniques, resulting in a unique character that distinguishes it from machine-made alternatives.
















