AFTR
Back view of the AFTR 001 white tee at the California coast

Clothing for the
transition era.

AFTR 001 / Spring 2027

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AFTR 001 / Material Study / Persistence

An easy tee, reconsidered from fiber to finish.

Waist-length, with a relaxed shape and wider neckline.

Designed in Berkeley, California. Made in Los Angeles.

Details / 001

Sizes
XS, S, M, L
Colors
Natural, faded black, muted green
Fabric
Organic cotton + hemp.
Price
$85
Release
Spring 2027

Designed for comfort, durability and fewer persistent materials.

The cotton and hemp fabric was chosen for its weight, texture, softness and durability. Laundered for a soft, lived-in feel from the first wear.

We removed the plastic components commonly hidden in clothing, from stretch fibers to sewing thread and labels. This reduces sources of plastic microfiber shedding during wear and washing and leaves fewer persistent plastic materials behind.

The fabric is dyed using dyes and processing inputs that meet GOTS chemical requirements. These requirements restrict substances associated with harm to people or the environment and require wastewater to be treated.

Made in Los Angeles by a woman-owned factory, working closely with AFTR from pattern development through cutting and sewing.

AFTR 001 white tee styled with relaxed denim

Material record / 001

What’s in it

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  • 01Organic cotton and hemp jersey fabric
  • 02Cotton rib at sleeves
  • 03Cotton sewing thread
  • 04Cotton labels
  • 05Dyes and inputs that meet GOTS requirements

What’s not in it

  • 01Polyester fabric
  • 02Elastane
  • 03Polyester sewing thread
  • 04Polyester labels
  • 05Azo dyes, formaldehyde-based finishes and hazardous heavy metals
AFTR 001 tee in natural, worn sitting on a sidewalk step in Los Angeles
Close-up of the AFTR 001 faded black tee hem and woven label
Back view of the faded black tee overlooking the bay
Back view of the AFTR 001 tee in muted green, carrying a surfboard at the coast
AFTR 001 tee in muted green, worn beside an agave plant

AFTR 001 / Spring 2027

Get early access to AFTR 001, with occasional notes on the materials, decisions and process behind it.