Wilson is a T-shirt made by the Swedish brand Indigofera. It is inspired by the 50's and the time after the war when a pocket on the t-shirt showed that it was now socially accepted to just wear a t-shirt, a garment that strictly had been worn as an undershirt up until then. It is made from Supima cotton in a fabric that is thick, yet feels cool to the touch due to the long cotton fibres used.
Supima cotton is a word comprised of "superior" and "Pima". Pima is a variety of cotton that has extra long fibers, and Supima is a non-profit organization from the US who promote North American grown cotton.
So what does extra long cotton fibers do to the finished product? In order to make a fabric the cotton fibers are first spun, causing them to twist around each other to form a thread and the longer fibers that are used, the stronger the thread is. A cotton fiber that is longer than the industry average fibre is the basic and most important ingredient in the creation of a long-lasting garment, as it replicates the raw material used to make garments before fast fashion was a thing.
Johan is 173 cm tall with a weight of 67 kilos and wears a size XS.
- Indigofera Wilson Pocket T-Shirt Marshall Black
- One chest pocket
- Made from 100% American Supima cotton
- Made in Portugal
All measurements are in centimeters and measured on a flat surface. Width is measured straight across the chest from armpit to armpit. The length is measured at the back of the garment from the neck down.
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Size Chart
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Width |
Length |
| XS |
49cm |
62cm |
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S
|
53cm |
65cm |
| M |
56cm |
66cm |
| L |
58cm |
69cm |
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XL
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61cm |
70cm |
| XXL |
63cm |
72cm |
