Tropical Marg

Garment-dyed heavyweight cotton. The shirt gets dyed after it's sewn, which is why the colour looks lived-in on day one instead of after two summers — and why no two come out exactly alike.

• 100% ring-spun cotton, 6.1 oz — heavyweight, not the thin stuff
• Garment-dyed for soft, washed colour that fades gently instead of going patchy
• Relaxed cut with a boxier body and a heavier hem
• Sizes S–4XL

Fit, honestly: this one runs a little snug for a relaxed shirt, and the collar is on the tighter side. Between sizes, or you like room? Size up. Not sure — message us and we'll tell you straight.

First wash: cold, inside out, tumble low. Garment-dyed colours can give up a little dye the first time. That's the process, not a defect — and it keeps getting softer from there.

The easy way to get this right: grab a t-shirt you already like the fit of. Lay it flat, measure armpit to armpit, and match that number to the Width column. More reliable than measuring yourself, every time.

Width is the shirt laid flat, so double it for the way around. Length runs from the shoulder seam to the hem.

Two honest notes. This shirt runs a touch snug for a relaxed fit, and the collar is tighter than most. If you're between sizes, want the oversized beach look, or just like room — size up. You won't regret it.

Still unsure? Message us with your usual size and brand and we'll tell you straight.

If it shows up wrong, we make it right. Print error, damage, wrong item — tell us and we'll replace it or refund you. No arguing, no photos of receipts, no runaround.

Worried about size? Check the size guide above, or just message us — we'll tell you honestly which one to get. We'd rather spend two minutes helping you pick than have you end up with something that doesn't fit.

Every shirt is printed to order just for you — no warehouse, no leftover stock, nothing sitting on a shelf for a year before it reaches you. It also means we're not set up for general returns the way the big guys are. But if something isn't working out, reach out anyway. We're real people, and we'd rather hear about it and find a fix together than leave you stuck with a shirt you don't wear.