Two people in a bottle-green tee and a washed-blue oxford shirt on a harbour wall at dusk
Cotton essentials

Made plainly,
worn for years

Tees, shirts, denim, a chore jacket, a sweatshirt and a chino in single-fibre cotton — cut simply, made in a handful of mills and workshops we name on every product page.

This season

New in

The latest six to land. Every piece is single-fibre cotton, and every page names the mill and the workshop.

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Six kinds of piece

A spinning-mill floor, cones of undyed cotton yarn in rows
Every piece carries a passport

Where it was made, and how we know.

Each product page lists the mills and workshops a piece passed through, from the farm that grew the cotton to the factory that sewed it — and what document stands behind each step. Some are certified, some declared, a few not yet recorded. The passport says which.

It is a record, not a promise. We describe a garment by weight, weave and place, and leave the adjectives out.

How we keep records
Collections

Edits by use and by origin

What gets worn most, and where the cotton came from.

New pieces, first

One email when something new lands. Nothing else.