Cottonwood Long Sleeve Tee

$85.00

Unit price: per

A curious spin on a classic long sleeve tee

Color: Ink Blue

Size: XS

Regular fit and unisex sizing. Women size down. If women wear a women's size medium, we suggest a small. The Cottonwood Long Sleeve is a unisex tee. Click here to see it styled on men.

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A curious spin on a classic long sleeve tee.

Made in USA
Rib at neck and cuff
Logo patch at cuff
Necktape at back and through shoulders for a lifetime of consistent fit
Hanger loop at back neck
4 way stretch single jersey fabric
Curious Creatures’ version of the standard American Tee
200 gsm 100% cotton with hand dyed tie dye artwork
Cotton grown in USA!
We made this Long Sleeve in the USA! We found and partnered with a wonderful minority owned and operated factory in LA. So no matter where you are, your goods are not coming from far and you are supporting jobs and manufacturing in the USA. Not only was the tee sewn here in the States, but the cotton was also grown in the US.

The Tech Bit

Made in USA
Rib at neck and cuff
Logo patch at cuff
Necktape at back and through shoulders for a lifetime of consistent fit
Hanger loop at back neck

The Textile Bit

Things You Can Feel Good About

A clean mid-weight 100% USA Cotton composition with a lot of flavor stacked on...

This long sleeve tee is hand-dyed with our signature tie dye circle art in Los Angeles, giving it one-of-a-kind variation from one to the next. It's all tied together with our googly-eyed patch logo at right sleeve and locker loop at back neck for hanging up after a sweaty or muddy day, it’ll be your go-to for shredding, shralping, sending, sliding, and even mid-day snoozing.

We believe in the ineffable comfort of natural fabrics. Some days we do have to wrap ourselves in polyester (aka plastic) for its wicking and fast dry times but there just seems to be something to clothes made from plants not oil.
We find ourselves reaching for them again and again and although lab data shows that plastic “performs” better there is something to the soul of naturals against your skin that can’t be described in numbers.