T-shirt {Faded Black}

CHF 32.00

The everyday t-shirt. 220 gsm of cotton, with enough weight to hold its shape and drape clean after a hundred washes. Cut relaxed, with a ribbed crew neck and short sleeves.

The colour goes in after the shirt is sewn, which is what gives it that softened black, the one a shirt usually takes a year to earn. The graphic is discharge printed, so the ink lifts the dye and settles into the cotton. It feels soft from the first wear, and the print ages at the same pace as the shirt.

Size: S

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10% of every sale funds Discover Earth Originals, our grant program for filmmakers and photographers.

Why This Exists

This is the one you will wear most. The hoodie is for certain days. The t-shirt is for all the others, the ordinary ones, at home, on the way somewhere, in the middle of work.

It carries the manifesto across the chest. Tilted Towards Life, 23.5°. The compass on the sleeve points the same way it does on the hoodie, a small reminder that we are all heading somewhere, and that the direction matters.

Designed to be worn until it falls apart, and then a little longer.

Materials & Care

Fabric: 220 gsm cotton, garment-dyed
Fit: relaxed, crew neck with ribbed collar, short sleeves
Colour: Faded Black
Details: discharge print on the chest, compass embroidered on the sleeve
Production: cut and sewn in a limited drop

Care
Machine wash cold, 40°C maximum, with similar colours
Wash inside out, as the colour may lift in the first washes
Do not bleach
Tumble dry low or hang to dry
Do not iron directly on the print

T-shirt {Faded Black}S

CHF 32.00

HIGHLIGHT

Mid-weight cotton. Discharge print. The everyday piece of the drop.

COMPOSITION & CARE

Made in cotton. Finished by hand.
Built to last.

FUND THE NEXT STORY

10% of every sale supports future Discover
Earth Originals films and photographs.

MADE IN SMALL NUMBERS

Small-batch drops, available for a limited time.
Once they are gone, they may not return.

The funding loop

We tell the stories of the places, people, and creatures who hold this planet together — and we fund the filmmakers and photographers brave enough to go and meet them.