Tees & Singlets

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.

Originally used to help a small shrub spread its seeds, this fibre has been used in clothing for around 5,000 years. As a natural product, it is soft-to-the-touch and gentle on the skin. A unique plant in that it produces both the fibre and food! Though, we don't recommend eating your garment.