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100% Made in the USA, 100% Ethical production
THE MERINO HEIRLOOM TEE - NATURAL
Male model is 6'1" wearing a size Large, Short length.
Female model is 5'8" wearing a size S, Regular length.
This tee runs small. We recommend sizing up.
See exact body measurements in the size chart for your best fit.
The Wool
Our merino wool comes from Shaniko Wool Company, a network of family ranches anchored in central Oregon's Imperial Stock Ranch, est. 1871. The first ranch in the world certified to the Responsible Wool Standard. The fiber in the Heirloom Merino Tee carries dual NATIVA™ Regen and RWS certification. Mulesing-free, superwash-free.
Every yard traces back to the pasture it came from.
The Fabric
19.2 micron, 5.5oz interlock knit. Two mirrored layers, knitted simultaneously. Denser than single jersey. Structurally stable in both directions. Drapes with weight. Holds its shape over time.
The Construction
A gusset at the underarm where most tees fail first. A narrow twin-needle hem, finished to the standard of early 20th century garments.
A lifetime quality guarantee, because anything else would be insufficient.
Color - Natural
No bleach, no dyes. A warm ivory, the natural expression of the Rambouillet sheep. The color varies slightly from batch to batch.
Care Instructions
THE MERINO HEIRLOOM TEE - OBSIDIAN
Male model is 6'1" wearing a size Large, Short length.
Female model is 5'8" wearing a size S, Regular length.
This tee runs small. We recommend sizing up.
See exact body measurements in the size chart for your best fit.
The Wool
Our merino wool comes from Shaniko Wool Company, a network of family ranches anchored in central Oregon's Imperial Stock Ranch, est. 1871. The first ranch in the world certified to the Responsible Wool Standard. The fiber in the Heirloom Merino Tee carries dual NATIVA™ Regen and RWS certification. Mulesing-free, superwash-free.
Every yard traces back to the pasture it came from.
The Fabric
19.2 micron, 5.5oz interlock knit. Two mirrored layers, knitted simultaneously. Denser than single jersey. Structurally stable in both directions. Drapes with weight. Holds its shape over time.
The Construction
A gusset at the underarm where most tees fail first. A narrow twin-needle hem, finished to the standard of early 20th century garments.
A lifetime quality guarantee, because anything else would be insufficient.
Color - Obsidian
Deep black achieved through non-toxic dyes. Applied without bleaching processes that degrade wool at the molecular level.
Care Instructions
a new standard for transparency
A supply chain we don't need to hide.
Our merino wool is harvested ethically from free-grazing Rambouillet sheep in Central Oregon.
The fibers are combed and spun in South Carolina
and dyed and knit in Massachusetts.
The garment is then cut and sewn in Ohio, supporting local jobs and community non-profits.
A supply chain doesn't need to be complicated.
Ours isn't.
Exceptionally made, designed to last