Tannin rust and indigo dyed Tshirt -Lrg

Our  garments are tall Tees or  cozy hoodies, that means the tees  are longer than your average shirt and the hoodies are spaciaous and long as we aim to give that little more flow and cover. 
The dyed shirts are a little smaller in size compared to the natural shirts as the dying process tightens and shrinks the fabric a little. 
If you like a short tee or hoodie go with one size under your normal size but if you have worn a tall tee before then you  know what's up,
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The dimensions for Dyed shirts:

Small: L;73cm x W; 45cm

Medium: L;78cm x W; 46cm

Large: L; 81cm x W; 53cm
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Natural coloured shirt dimensions:

Small: L; 78cm x W;46cm

Medium: L;84cm x  W;49cm

Large: L; 85cm x W; 55cm 
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Hoodie dimensions:

Small: L;69cm  x W;54cm

Medium: L;71cm  x W;58cm

Large: L;73cm   x W;60cm

Xtra Large; L;80cm x W;64cm

Super Large; L 84cm x W 66cm

Super Dooper Large L 88cm x W 67cm

Shrinkage from hot water is common but only minor as they are all organic hemp and cotton.

ALL THE UPCYCLED RANGE SIZING CHANGES DEPENDING ON THE MAKE AND CUT OF THE GARMENT MANUFACTURING AND ORIGIN.
MOST SIZING IS SIMILAR TO REGULAR SIZING FOR GARMENTS. IF UNSURE MESSAGE US AND WE CAN HELP OUT

All our dyes  for our clothing and tea packaging are naturally occurring colours from plants, organic sources  and waste products.
This means they aren't harsh on the skin or harsh on the environment.

Being natural dyes that also means colour fade will happen with time, sun exposure and with multiple washes. 
A cold water machine wash and Warm tumble dry is the best approach to maintain the garment colour for longer

Our turmeric, Charcoal, spinach and spiralina coloured shirts are as the names suggest straight from turmeric, Charcoal or spinach and spiralina.

We also have some special blends like the Purple which comes from Brazilwood bark blended with limestone. our indigo dye comes from the fermented plant matter of the Indigofera tinctoria plant and fermented to make the amazing blue colour.

The Dreggs colour blend is a special mix of waste products from left over coffee grounds, old wine and flat beer. each time the colour is a little different as the dye products are different too. 
All are sourced as waste from cafes and wine cellars.
We aim at no waste and using all that we can.