Soft-Slub Essential Crewneck Tee - Oxford Blue
Description
A vintage fit reimagined in organic cotton, this Soft-Slub Tee will quickly become essential in your capsule wardrobe. Soft, textured, and slightly relaxed, this Crew Neck Tee was made for weekly wear.
- Crew neck, short sleeves
- Classic fit, hits at the hip
- 100% Organic Cotton
- Made in Fair Trade Certified™ factory employing 162 people
- 55 gallons organic cotton water savings
- 19 lb(s) carbon offset for climate
Pact's Mission is to make organic affordable which they believe can help inspire change. They want individuals to not only care about what they put in their body, but what they put on their body. To transform how clothes are made and treat the environment and workers. Living up to and empowering others to think about Fair Trade standards and making the most ethical fashion products on the market. Together, we can create change and spark a movement.
Size Guide
This chart is meant to guide you in deciding on the right size. If you're still unsure on which size would fit you best, please don't hesitate to reach out to us here. Just let us know your measurements and fit preference, and we will recommend a size.
This particular style runs large. If in between sizes, we recommend sizing down. This style runs large. If in between sizes, we recommend sizing down
| US Size | Chest | Waist | Hip | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 0-2 | 32.25-33.25" | 25.5-26.5" | 34..5-35.5" |
| S | 4-6 | 34.25-35.35" | 27.5-28.5" | 36.5-37.5" |
| M | 8-10 | 36.35-37.25" | 29.5-30.5" | 38.5-39.5" |
| L | 12-14 | 39.25-40.25" | 32.5-33.5" | 43-44.5" |
| XL | 16-18 | 42.25-43.25" | 35.5-36.5" | 41.5-42.5" |
| 2XL | 20 | 45.25-46.25" | 38.5-39.5" | 44.5-47.5" |
How To Measure
A: Chest
Measure your chest around the fullest part of your bust while wearing a well fitted bra.
B: Waist
Measure your waistline at the most narrow part.
C: Hip
Measure the fullest part of your hips.
D: Inseam
Measure from the top of your inside leg to the bottom of where you'd like your pants to hit.
