Skala Tee

• Regular fit bust and hip
• Some give in the fabric

All garments are measured flat (not on body) and then doubled (except the length) to calculate the total circumference. To work out what size will suit you best, flat measure an item that fits you well and use this as a guide. Please contact us if you have any questions or need more information.

55% Hemp 45% Organic Cotton

This classic jersey fabric is soft, breathable and comfortable to wear.

Organic cotton is grown without the use of synthetic fertilizers or hazardous pesticides, which protects biodiversity and waterways and builds and maintains soil fertility. This cotton in this blend is grown in Turkey and India.

Hemp has a beautiful, natural texture similar to linen. Modern production techniques result in a hemp fibre that is soft while still very strong and durable. Hemp requires minimal water, fertilisers or pesticides to grow, making it a more environmentally responsible option.

This hemp is grown directly by the fabric mill, Hemp Fortex, and processed using a natural retting process to soften the stems of the hemp plant without the use of chemicals.

This garment was made by Hemp Fortex, a fair-trade certified maker who have been working with us since 2019. Hemp Fortex was founded in 1999, and their head office is in Qingdao, China with manufacturing at their Rushan Factory in Weihei, China.

This garment was made by Hemp Fortex, a fair-trade certified
maker who have been working with us since 2019. Hemp Fortex was founded in
1999, and their head office is in Qingdao, China with manufacturing at their
Rushan Factory in Weihei, China. We chose to partner with Hemp Fortex because
of their commitment to fair and safe working conditions, and their initiatives
targeted at reducing their environmental footprint, such as the installation of
rooftop solar. They are annually measuring their environmental footprint
through the Worldly Facility Environment Module.

Hemp Fortex are a vertically integrated manufacturer, with
operations covering the farming of hemp fibre, processing the fibres, making
and dyeing fabrics, and manufacturing garments.

They complete regular social compliance audits, which are
conducted by a third party and provide transparency into worker wellbeing and
wages.