Heathered Cropped Lorel Tee

The Heathered Cropped Lorel Tee has the lived-in, slightly slubby texture of a tee you've already worn a hundred times, even fresh out of the box. Cut from a lightweight 5 oz hemp and organic cotton jersey blend, it drapes with more weight and softness than a typical tee, while the relaxed, open neckline and roomy, capped sleeves keep the whole shape easy. The cropped length hits right at the hip, making it a natural match for high-waisted bottoms and a laid-back, no-fuss attitude.

FIT & CONSTRUCTION

• Fit type: Relaxed through the body, flattering cropped length, men may want to size up
• Silhouette: Relaxed, open crew neckline, capped sleeves, cropped hem hitting at the hip
  
• Model info: Tatchi is 5'9" wearing a size XS
• Construction details: Roomy shoulders and capped sleeves; cationic dyed for subtle vintage-inspired color variation

MATERIALS

Fabric: 55% hemp, 45% organic cotton jersey, 5 oz weight

Made: Cut and sewn in Los Angeles, California by Garment Authority (GA) certified partners, using globally sourced hemp and organic cotton.

Sustainability: Jungmaven has spent over three decades championing hemp as a regenerative alternative to more resource-intensive fabrics, and the organic cotton blended into this tee meets the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and is Organic Content Certified (OCS). The brand's founder helped lead the push behind the 2018 Farm Bill, which made domestic hemp farming legal again in the US for the first time since 1937, reflecting Jungmaven's longstanding commitment to building a more sustainable, slow fashion supply chain.

CARE

Machine wash cool, gentle, with like colors. Tumble dry on low heat. Do not use spot cleaners, bleach, or chemical/enzyme cleaners like Oxi-Clean. Avoid washing with zippers, velcro, or textured towels to prevent abrasion and pilling.

STYLED BY LADDER

Tuck it into high-waisted denim or a linen skirt and let the cropped hem and soft drape do the rest, no extra styling required.

ABOUT JUNGMAVEN

Jungmaven was founded in the early '90s by Robert Jungmann, who saw hemp as a regenerative alternative to the resource-intensive fabrics dominating fashion and a way to push back against clear-cutting practices harming the planet. 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. Every Jungmaven piece is cut and sewn in Los Angeles by Garment Authority certified partners, an independent, USA-made approach to hemp fashion built on three decades of learning how the fiber dyes, drapes, and wears.