Womens Short Sleeve Tie Dye T-shirt
S/M only (ONE SIZE FITS ALL)
Ecru and Ocean blue
Natural indigo tie dye by hand
All our yarns are GRS (Global Recycled Standard) certified
Handspun with virgin cotton yarn and handwoven with 30% recycled cotton yarn from post industrial textile waste.
Our labels are also made from paper that is handmade from textile waste and individually screen printed.
Hand embroidered yin and yang smiley logo and hand embroidered LKT slogan “Ride the wave… every damn day”.
We make conscious small batch productions which we further dye in smaller batches. This way we are able to stay mindful and avoid any wasteful consumption. The idea of keeping our pieces free of size limitations also comes from the same ethos to create staples that are versatile and least wasteful. The T-shirts go through a slow artisanal journey being enriched by each craftsperson and the presence of their hand can be felt in the final pieces, which makes each piece unique and special.
Wash care : we recommend hand washing the T-shirts separately from your whites in cold water with a mild detergent. They can be machine washed in a delicate cycled too with chemical free detergents but machine washes age them faster. Best to line dry them in shade to preserve colour.
Natural dyes, like everything in nature age with time and grow lighter. They can always be redyed and refreshed.
S/M only (ONE SIZE FITS ALL)
Ecru and Ocean blue
Natural indigo tie dye by hand
All our yarns are GRS (Global Recycled Standard) certified
Handspun with virgin cotton yarn and handwoven with 30% recycled cotton yarn from post industrial textile waste.
Our labels are also made from paper that is handmade from textile waste and individually screen printed.
Hand embroidered yin and yang smiley logo and hand embroidered LKT slogan “Ride the wave… every damn day”.
We make conscious small batch productions which we further dye in smaller batches. This way we are able to stay mindful and avoid any wasteful consumption. The idea of keeping our pieces free of size limitations also comes from the same ethos to create staples that are versatile and least wasteful. The T-shirts go through a slow artisanal journey being enriched by each craftsperson and the presence of their hand can be felt in the final pieces, which makes each piece unique and special.
Wash care : we recommend hand washing the T-shirts separately from your whites in cold water with a mild detergent. They can be machine washed in a delicate cycled too with chemical free detergents but machine washes age them faster. Best to line dry them in shade to preserve colour.
Natural dyes, like everything in nature age with time and grow lighter. They can always be redyed and refreshed.
S/M only (ONE SIZE FITS ALL)
Ecru and Ocean blue
Natural indigo tie dye by hand
All our yarns are GRS (Global Recycled Standard) certified
Handspun with virgin cotton yarn and handwoven with 30% recycled cotton yarn from post industrial textile waste.
Our labels are also made from paper that is handmade from textile waste and individually screen printed.
Hand embroidered yin and yang smiley logo and hand embroidered LKT slogan “Ride the wave… every damn day”.
We make conscious small batch productions which we further dye in smaller batches. This way we are able to stay mindful and avoid any wasteful consumption. The idea of keeping our pieces free of size limitations also comes from the same ethos to create staples that are versatile and least wasteful. The T-shirts go through a slow artisanal journey being enriched by each craftsperson and the presence of their hand can be felt in the final pieces, which makes each piece unique and special.
Wash care : we recommend hand washing the T-shirts separately from your whites in cold water with a mild detergent. They can be machine washed in a delicate cycled too with chemical free detergents but machine washes age them faster. Best to line dry them in shade to preserve colour.
Natural dyes, like everything in nature age with time and grow lighter. They can always be redyed and refreshed.
