Oversized T-Shirt, Black Cotton-TENCEL™ Blend
Oversized T-Shirt, Black Cotton-TENCEL™ Blend
A black oversized tee in a cotton-TENCEL™ blend, cut with a dropped shoulder and elongated sleeves. Composition: 56% cotton, 37% TENCEL™, 7% polyurethane. Sizes Small through XL.
Designed in San Francisco. Made in Korea.
TENCEL™ Lyocell and Modal fibers are produced from sustainably sourced, renewable wood using an environmentally responsible process. At just over a third of the blend, they are why the shirt falls rather than hangs. The elongated sleeve is cut to let it.
Oversized as a proportion, not as a size up.
Details
- Composition: 56% cotton, 37% TENCEL™, 7% polyurethane
- Color: Black
- Sleeve: Short, elongated
- Fit: Oversized, dropped shoulder
- Origin: Designed in San Francisco, made in Korea
- Sizes: S, M, L, XL
- Fit reference: Model is 6'1" wearing an XL
Frequently asked questions
Should I size up in the Oversized T-Shirt?
No. The oversize is built into the pattern through the dropped shoulder and elongated sleeve, so your usual size gives the intended proportion. Our fit model is 6'1" and wears an XL for a more exaggerated line. Take your normal size for the standard fit, one up if you want it fuller.
Where is the Oversized T-Shirt made?
Designed in San Francisco and made in Korea. The cotton-TENCEL™ blend and the elongated-sleeve pattern are developed in San Francisco, and the tee is cut and sewn in Korea. The same is true of every garment Rx HUMAN RESOURCE™ makes.
What is the difference between this and the Synergetic Fields T-Shirt?
Both use the same cotton-TENCEL™ blend. The Oversized T-Shirt is black and short sleeve, with elongated sleeves and a dropped shoulder. The Synergetic Fields T-Shirt is white and long sleeve, cut boxy and cropped, and carries the Rx logo and tetrahedron graphic.
Does the cotton-TENCEL™ blend shrink?
The blend is 56% cotton, so it can shrink slightly in heat like any cotton-majority knit. Wash cold, dry flat or tumble low, and it holds its measurements. TENCEL™ Lyocell and Modal are dimensionally stable fibers and make up 37% of the fabric, which limits how much the garment moves.
