Alex shirt - Textured Madder color

Joel is 5'10 wearing: size 0

See style size fit on our fit guide.

100% Cotton. Irregularities in fabric due to handloom process are highly celebrated.

Handspun & Handloom weaving is a labour of love as much as it’s a source of livelihoods, they are handwoven created on a weaving device called a loom. The process involves entwining a set of vertical threads, the 'warp”, with a set of horizontal threads, the ‘weft”.

Handle with love.

To prolonged the life & quality of your BBCP at home:

• Wash with like colors, avoiding hot temperatures
• Hand wash or machine wash using cold water and delicate cycle.
• Use gentle natural soap, avoid harsh chemicals. Do not use bleach or detergents containing bleach. 
• Air dry if possible avoiding prolonged sunlight, or using the dryer in the lowest heat setting.

We hope that you will mend your BBCP if it gets torn or find creative solutions such as over-dyeing or embroideries. But, If your BBCP piece is truly at the end of its life you can compost it in the backyard and watch as it returns to the soil

• Cut the garment into strips about 2" wide. Then cut those strips into small squares, about 2-3"
• Collect your squares and mix them with potting soil; 2 parts soil / 1 part fabric, mix well.
• Or, If you have a compost bin or pile at home, you can toss the fabric squares straight in there.
• If you’re planting with your BBCP, add the fabric and soil mixture to a pot (or in the ground), then pop your plant inside!
• The cotton will help retain moisture in the soil and keep your plants from drying out.
• Add another layer of soil on top and press the plants firmly into the soil.

Then add water ... and watch your plants grow.