Dakota - 100% Hemp Cropped Tee

Cut from 100% hemp jersey at a substantial 10oz, the Dakota has a slightly textured finish similar to raw silk and a sophisticated drape that feels heavier and more considered than Jungmaven’s blended tees. Garment dyed in Oat Milk for subtle, natural color variation that makes every piece uniquely its own — and breaks it in beautifully from the first wear.

FIT & CONSTRUCTION

• Fit type: Relaxed, generous through the body. Men may want to size up.
• Silhouette: Slightly cropped, slightly oversized sleeves hitting toward the elbow
• Construction: Garment dyed for subtle color and texture variation
• Model info: Maya is 5'10" and wearing a size S
• Sizing: XS, S, M, L

MATERIALS

• Fabric: 100% hemp jersey, 10oz
• Made: Cut and sewn in Los Angeles, California by Garment Authority (GA) certified partners
• Sustainability: 100% hemp, requiring little water and no pesticides. Jungmaven founder Robert Jungmann helped found the Hemp Industries Association and was part of the advocacy effort that led to the 2018 Farm Bill re-legalizing domestic hemp cultivation for the first time since 1937.

CARE

Machine wash cool, gentle cycle with like colors. Tumble dry on low heat. Do not use spot cleaners, bleach, or enzyme-based cleaners such as OxiClean. Avoid washing with garments that have zippers, velcro, or textured towels — these can cause abrasion and pilling.

STYLED BY LADDER

Knot it at the waist over a long skirt for an elevated, easy-to-dress-up look, or wear it loose with relaxed trousers and simple sandals — the 10oz hemp drapes closer to a linen or raw silk blouse than a typical tee.

ABOUT JUNGMAVEN

Jungmaven was founded in the early 1990s by Robert Jungmann, who saw hemp as a regenerative alternative to the resource-intensive fabrics dominating fashion. Jungmann went on to help found the Hemp Industries Association, whose advocacy contributed to the 2018 Farm Bill making industrial hemp legal to grow in the US again for the first time since 1937. Every piece is cut and sewn in Los Angeles by Garment Authority certified partners, an independent, domestic approach to hemp fashion built on three decades of learning how the fiber dyes, drapes, and wears.