Oversized T-Shirt
$28
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Tonle is based in the United States. At $28, it's cheaper than most of the 1,134 men's cotton t-shirts on Ethical Clothing (typically $17–$70, from 22 brands). Tonlé was a Cambodia-based fashion brand founded by Rachel Faller in 2013, dedicated to creating zero-waste, fair-trade clothing. See all Men's Cotton T-Shirts →
Product details
Process
This piece is created from carefully selected deadstock jersey knit fabrics sourced from local garment manufacturers. The Conscious Assembly Essentials Collection offers thoughtfully designed basics that prove sustainable fashion can be both accessible and effortless. Created in collaboration with KaTik and ethical manufacturing partners across Cambodia each piece transforms high-quality deadstock jersey cotton fabrics—materials that would have otherwise gone to waste from the region's garment industry—into wardrobe staples built to last. Through careful fabric selection expert construction and commitment to fair-wage production this collection demonstrates how everyday essentials can support both sustainable practices and local communities. These versatile basics are designed to mix match and move with your life offering comfort and quality while helping build a more circular fashion future in Cambodia.
Materials and Care
Materials: Made from deadstock jersey cotton fabrics primarily composed of soft cotton blends that offer comfort breathability and durability for everyday wear.
Garment Care:
We believe in creating fashion that lasts. To keep your knit garment looking its best while minimizing environmental impact:
Wash in cold water using gentle cycle
Lay flat or hang to dry in shade to maintain shape
Steam rather than iron if needed
Wash with similar colors
Consider spot cleaning when possible
Avoid hanging wet knits on sharp hangers
These care practices help extend your garment's life while reducing energy use and protecting our waterways.
