Worn
02 — The Founding Capsule
The Tee
Rs. 1,799.00
Founding Hundred: 15% applied at checkout · Free shipping across India
Heavyweight Supima cotton at 210 GSM — the weight that hangs straight instead of clinging, and still looks right after fifty washes.
Technical specifications
Care
- Machine wash cold, inside out, with like colours
- Mild detergent. No bleach, no fabric softener
- Tumble dry low or line dry in shade — heat is what shrinks jersey
- Cool iron if needed; avoid pressing directly on the neck rib
- A heavyweight tee relaxes slightly in the first wash, then holds
Shipping & returns
Free shipping across India. The founding run is made to order and dispatches from 12 August; you'll get one email when yours ships.
Exchanges within 7 days of delivery, on unworn pieces with tags intact. Because the opening run is small, exchanges are subject to the size being in stock — we'll tell you honestly if it isn't.
The Story
Most tees fail in the first month.
Not by tearing — by sagging. The neck loosens, the shoulders drop, and a shirt you liked becomes one you only wear at home. It happens because thin jersey and an untaped shoulder seam cannot carry their own weight.
This one is built the opposite way round: 210 GSM Supima so the cloth has body, and a stay tape sewn invisibly into the shoulder so the seam holds its line. It costs more to make and it is the entire reason the tee still looks like itself a year in.
Why you'll reach for it
The one that keeps getting worn.
It holds its shape
Taped shoulders and a properly ribbed crew neck mean no drooping collar and no sloped seams by week three.
It hangs, not clings
At 210 GSM the fabric has enough weight to fall straight off the chest — the difference between looking dressed and looking undressed.
It works under everything
Clean crew, no print, no visible label. Wears alone, layers under the shirt, disappears under a jacket.
Fabric & construction
Weight is the whole argument.
Supima is extra-long-staple cotton grown in limited quantity — longer fibres mean a smoother, stronger yarn that pills less and keeps colour instead of going grey at the shoulders.
Knitted at 210 GSM it sits in heavyweight territory: substantial in the hand, opaque against light, and heavy enough to drape rather than cling. The finishing carries the rest — twin-needle hems, a self-fabric taped neck, and a stay tape through the shoulder seam.
Complete the uniform
