ONNO pima cotton t-shirt
ONNO’s pima cotton t-shirt looks and feels different – in a good way! Midweight, highly breathable and Made to Move®. Maybe you should try one.
Which t-shirt should I buy? We recommend trying all our fabrics. Seriously, it's the only way to know which one you'll like best : )
DETAILS
- Pima cotton is one of ONNO's midweight t-shirts along with hemp. If you want a lightweight fabric, try bamboo, beechwood and organic cotton.
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- Fit: tailored, flattering but not too tight. Based on reviews, these shirts run a dash small. If you’re between sizes, or like a looser fit, we recommend sizing up.
- 100% pima cotton – SUPIMA™
- To prevent shrinkage, wash cold and tumble dry low. Washing hot and drying hot can cause your shirt to shrink up to half a size.
- See our factory
- Questions about fit, or anything else? E-mail – [email protected]
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Pima cotton is a species of cotton, with fibers that are longer and stronger than upland cotton – which is what most of us are used to. ONNO’s pima is grown mostly on BCI certified farms. BCI stands for Better Cotton Initiative and is an interesting alternative to the organic standard. Because BCI standards are easier to adapt and are becoming more widespread – they may be having a bigger impact on decreasing chemical use than the organic standard – according to our math anyway.
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ONNO pima cotton t-shirt
ONNO’s pima cotton t-shirt looks and feels different – in a good way! Midweight, highly breathable and Made to Move®. Maybe you should try one.
Which t-shirt should I buy? We recommend trying all our fabrics. Seriously, it's the only way to know which one you'll like best : )
DETAILS
- Pima cotton is one of ONNO's midweight t-shirts along with hemp. If you want a lightweight fabric, try bamboo, beechwood and organic cotton.
- <model-info-details>
- Fit: tailored, flattering but not too tight. Based on reviews, these shirts run a dash small. If you’re between sizes, or like a looser fit, we recommend sizing up.
- 100% pima cotton – SUPIMA™
- To prevent shrinkage, wash cold and tumble dry low. Washing hot and drying hot can cause your shirt to shrink up to half a size.
- See our factory
- Questions about fit, or anything else? E-mail – [email protected]
MORE
Pima cotton is a species of cotton, with fibers that are longer and stronger than upland cotton – which is what most of us are used to. ONNO’s pima is grown mostly on BCI certified farms. BCI stands for Better Cotton Initiative and is an interesting alternative to the organic standard. Because BCI standards are easier to adapt and are becoming more widespread – they may be having a bigger impact on decreasing chemical use than the organic standard – according to our math anyway.
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ONNO’s pima cotton t-shirt looks and feels different – in a good way! Midweight, highly breathable and Made to Move®. Maybe you should try one.
Which t-shirt should I buy? We recommend trying all our fabrics. Seriously, it's the only way to know which one you'll like best : )
DETAILS
- Pima cotton is one of ONNO's midweight t-shirts along with hemp. If you want a lightweight fabric, try bamboo, beechwood and organic cotton.
- <model-info-details>
- Fit: tailored, flattering but not too tight. Based on reviews, these shirts run a dash small. If you’re between sizes, or like a looser fit, we recommend sizing up.
- 100% pima cotton – SUPIMA™
- To prevent shrinkage, wash cold and tumble dry low. Washing hot and drying hot can cause your shirt to shrink up to half a size.
- See our factory
- Questions about fit, or anything else? E-mail – [email protected]
MORE
Pima cotton is a species of cotton, with fibers that are longer and stronger than upland cotton – which is what most of us are used to. ONNO’s pima is grown mostly on BCI certified farms. BCI stands for Better Cotton Initiative and is an interesting alternative to the organic standard. Because BCI standards are easier to adapt and are becoming more widespread – they may be having a bigger impact on decreasing chemical use than the organic standard – according to our math anyway.
