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The Lightweight T-Shirt - Archive

35 EUR50 EUR

100% long staple cotton. Lightweight, lustrous 120gsm single jersey. Milled, cut and sewn in Portugal. Expired version: Archived due to introduction of an organic cotton version of The Lightweight T-Shirt.

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This version is the original Lightweight T-Shirt, produced from 2017 until 2024, from conventionally farmed cotton. In 2025 we replaced it with an organic cotton version.

Version
1.2
Fiber composition
100% cotton
Fiber grade
Long staple
Fabric construction
Single jersey
Fabric weight
120gsm

We trace all our garments, component by component, process by process, and document every supplier involved in creating our garments.

How it's made

Component/ProcessSupplierCountryLast Visited

Packing
Portugal
2024-03-01
Pressing
Portugal
2024-03-01
Washing
Portugal
2019-09-01
Sewing
Portugal
2022-07-01
Cutting
Portugal
2024-03-01

Finishing
Portugal
2017-03-01
Piece dyeing (solids)
Portugal
2019-09-01
Weaving
Portugal
2017-03-01
Spinning
Şirikçioğlu İplik ve Denim İşletmeleri A.Ş.
Turkey
-
Fiber dyeing (melanges)
Şirikçioğlu İplik ve Denim İşletmeleri A.Ş.
Turkey
-
Combing
Unknown
Egypt
-
Ginning
Unknown
Egypt
-
Farming
Unknown
Egypt
-

Sewing thread
Realfio – Têxteis Lda
Portugal
-
Main label
Nilörngruppen AB
Hong Kong
-
Care label
Nilörngruppen AB
Hong Kong
-

Cost, resource and impact breakdown

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Component	Cost	Co2	Water	Energy
Assembly	5.4 EUR	0.7 kg	0.12 l	0.21 kWh
Main Fabric	3.6 EUR	3.22 kg	13.93 l	8.13 kWh
Trims	0.6 EUR	0 kg	0 l	0.01 kWh
Transport	0.3 EUR	0.96 kg	0.08 l	6.99 kWh
Total	9.9 EUR	4.89 kg	14.13 l	15.34 kWh

The Lightweight T-Shirt - Archive

This version is the original Lightweight T-Shirt, produced from 2017 until 2024, from conventionally farmed cotton. In 2025 we replaced it with an organic cotton version.

We trace all our garments, component by component, process by process, and document every supplier involved in creating our garments.

Cost, resource and impact breakdown

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