Sargasso Sea Bamboo Crew Neck T-Shirt

Sargasso Sea: the deep blue-green T-shirt

Sargasso Sea is a dark, blue-green colour that sits somewhere between petrol and navy. It is one of those colours that suits most people, because it is muted enough for everyday wear and still more interesting than a black T-shirt. The style is a classic T-shirt with a round neck, and it is available all the way up to XXXL.

The softness comes from the bamboo viscose

The T-shirt is made from 70 % bamboo viscose, 25 % organic cotton and 5 % elastane. The bamboo viscose gives the smooth, almost silky surface that is the most noticeable difference from an ordinary cotton T-shirt. The cotton gives the fabric substance, and the elastane makes sure the neckline does not stretch out. Read more on the page about benefits of bamboo viscose.

Comfortable all day

Bamboo viscose is breathable and moisture-wicking, and that is felt most clearly on the days when the temperature fluctuates. The T-shirt feels cool when it is warm, and it does not become clammy when you move. That is why it works both on its own in summer and as the innermost layer under a jumper in winter. The background is given under facts about bamboo.

Sizes from S to XXXL

The style comes in six sizes from S to XXXL, which is a wider range than most of our T-shirts. The cut is straight and ordinary, neither close-fitting nor loose. Choose your usual size for a normal fit, or go one up if you prefer the T-shirt looser across the shoulders.

The colour holds with a cold wash

Wash the T-shirt inside out at 30 degrees without fabric softener, and let it air dry. Dark, saturated colours like this one lose depth in a warm wash, while they stay almost unchanged for years when they are washed cold. Fabric softener also settles on the fibres and takes away the soft feel. The method is in the guide to washing and care.

Certified to OEKO-TEX

The fabric is certified to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 with certificate number BJ020 142441. The certification tests the finished textile for harmful substances, that is, the T-shirt as it lies in your hand. We explain what the scheme covers on the page about OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100.

The neckline holds its shape

The first thing to give up on a T-shirt is usually the neckline: it goes wavy or washed out long before the fabric is worn out. The elastane in the blend keeps the rib at the neckline taut, and because the T-shirt does not have to be tumbled to dry, the edge is not pulled out of shape along the way.

Soft enough for sensitive skin

Bamboo viscose has a smooth fibre surface without the tiny hairs that make some cotton fabrics feel rough. This is noticed especially by people with sensitive skin or eczema, where a T-shirt is worn directly against the skin all day. There are no sewn-in labels at the neck that can chafe.

A colour that gives your wardrobe variety

Most T-shirt drawers consist of black, white and grey. A deep blue-green brings variation without requiring the rest of your clothes to change, because it works with the same trousers a navy T-shirt would. See the other colours in the collection with bamboo T-shirts for women, where you can compare the shades before you choose.