FRAE Basic T-shirt - Frae Everyday Goods

Our version of your favorite wardrobe staple offers a sustainable twist... choose from Hemp, Bamboo, or RPET (recycled plastic/cotton blend) fabric content.  Made in the USA and handprinted under the blue skies of beautiful Billings, MT.

At Frae Everyday Goods all of our house made products are built to order in an effort to conserve resources and reduce waste.  No lie, this takes a little more time but it ultimately results in a more environmentally conscious shopping process.  Please allow at least 10-14 days before shipping confirmation is received.  In a rush?  Send us a message and we'll see what we can do to expedite your order...

Decide which fabric content works best for you at checkout. 

Why choose the Hemp option?  Hemp fabric is an incredibly strong, durable fiber that grows quickly. This t-shirt contains 60% Viscose Hemp 40% Combed Ring Spun Organic Cotton 4.3 oz/sq yd

Why choose the Bamboo option? Soft to the touch and naturally hypoallergenic, the bamboo plant grows faster than any other plant, making it the most renewable. Some species of bamboo can grow up to two feet per day and many species grow even faster than that! The bamboo fabric absorbs moisture really well and because of that, requires less dye than conventional cotton.  This t-shirt contains 70% Viscose Bamboo 30% Combed Ring Spun Organic Cotton 4.4 oz/sq yd

Why choose the RPET option? RPET stands for Recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate, or recycled PET. Our products that contain RPET yarn are made using recycled plastic bottles. This t-shirt contains 50% Combed Ring Spun Organic Cotton 50% RPET Recycled Polyester (from plastic bottles) 4.4 oz/sq yd

Why choose the Organic Cotton option?  Growing cotton organically reduces cotton's negative impact on the environment. Organic cotton production doesn't destroy water quality and biodiversity as much as conventional cotton.  This t-shirt contains 100% Combed Ring Spun Organic Cotton 4.4 oz/sq yd

*Sourced from Royal Apparel - New York, USA.

Frae Everyday Goods // Billings, Montana