Short Sleeve Henley Tee in Indigo Shave

GOOD ON / S/S Henley Tee Indigo Shave

- 100% cotton / 5.5oz

- Tubular T-shirt

- Indigo Dye

- 3-button henley neckline

- Straight fit

- Durable seams

- Made and dyed in Japan

- Good On sizes run small, we recommend taking one size larger than your usual size.

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Short sleeve henley T-shirt, 100% cotton, medium thickness (5.5oz). Made from American cotton, soft and durable. The various shaping and dyeing processes are carried out in Japan.

Good On T-shirts are tubular: they are woven from a single piece without a side seam, preventing twisting over time.

Unlike pigment dyeing, a field in which Good On specializes, this model is dyed with indigo. However, the dyeing technique remains very similar. Since it's not a uniform dyeing process, it gives the jersey a vintage look and an irregular color. Each piece thus varies slightly from one batch to another.

What makes Good On unique is primarily its expertise in the dyeing techniques used to color its garments. The brand is especially known for its pigment dye.

To put it simply, if you cut the garment in half, you will see that the core of the cotton remains white. The coloration only takes place post-production, once the T-shirt is made. With pigment dyeing, the dye doesn't deeply penetrate the fabric; it only colors the surface of the garment.

As it's not a uniform dyeing process, this gives the jersey a vintage look and an irregular color. Each piece thus varies slightly from one batch to another, and this particular patina will become more pronounced over time and with washing.

Good On is one of the manufacturers that offers the widest range of colors in pigment dyeing (almost thirty colors), with constant research to find new shades each season.

Good On also pays special attention to the robustness of its seams. Indeed, during the dyeing process, the products undergo a lot of rubbing and twisting, which requires seams with a high level of resistance.