Box Tee

Wol Hide's signature tee, in their favorite lightweight organic cotton jersey. The Box Tee is a study in considered simplicity -- a boxy fit shaped by a soft folded collar, wide cuffs, and a square-seam armhole detail that gives it a quiet architectural quality you notice without quite being able to name.

Made entirely in America from fiber to finish, garment dyed in barley with low-impact dyes. The kind of tee you reach for without thinking and keep reaching for.

FIT & CONSTRUCTION

• Fit type: Boxy; relaxed
• Silhouette: Crew neck; soft folded collar; wide cuffs; square-seam armhole detail
• Measurements (laid flat): S -- 22.75" long, 23.75" wide at underarm | M -- 23.875" long, 24.75" wide at underarm | L -- 25" long, 25.75" wide at underarm
  

MATERIALS

Fabric: 100% Organic Cotton (lightweight jersey; garment dyed with low-impact dyes)

Made: Made entirely in the USA from seed to shirt -- organic cotton grown by farms in Texas, milled in North Carolina using plant-based alternatives to harsh chemical scours, then sewn at a small family-run factory in Pennsylvania.

Sustainability: Wol Hide is an independent Philadelphia-based brand committed to natural and organic materials with minimal chemical processing at every step. Every production decision is made with both the wearer and the planet in mind.

STYLED BY LADDER

Wear tucked into the Wide Trouser in Barley for a full Wol Hide tonal look, or pull on over straight-leg denim with leather sandals for a warm-weather uniform that takes no effort.

ABOUT WOL HIDE

Wol Hide is an independent slow fashion brand started and run in Philadelphia by designer Leah D'Ambrosio, who approaches each piece with a holistic philosophy: how will it affect the environment, how will it interact with the wearer, and how can it be made to last.

The brand works with natural, organic, and deadstock materials -- choosing fibers for how they wear on people and on the planet -- with minimal dyeing and chemical processing throughout. Cut-and-sew pieces are made in Pennsylvania at a small family-run factory; knitwear is produced at a family-run factory in Peru and with an artisan collaborative whose makers work from home.

Wol Hide also runs a Circular Shop for resale, because to them, true sustainability means caring about what happens to a garment long after it leaves the studio.