There is absolutely nothing basic about these awesome Sunray Sportswear (formerly Revolver) plain t-shirts. Made from a heavyweight jersey (260gsm) they will stand the test of time and the low yarn count offers a sumptuous and luxurious softness that you just don't find elsewhere. The Pua'ena style uses recycled cotton from cotton combing and when this is formed into yarn it helps to give these tees their trademark fluffy feel and unique unevenness. And believe it or not, they become even softer with wear!

The style is produced on an antique loopwheel knitting machine in Japan (one of 2 left in the world!) and this allows for the tee to have no side seam, whilst the slow knitting process produces no stress on the yarn so it will almost never go out of shape.

The Pua'ena has a raglan long sleeve, slightly higher neck than the Haleiwa style with thick ribbed cuffs and neckline. There is also no external branding to name or date the piece. The angle of the sleeve and the neck ribbing offer a classic 50's look, back when a t-shirt was made well enough to stand alone and be the epitome of style.

They also have great ethical and environmental credentials, right down to the recycled neck labels and corn starch packaging bags.

Available for AW24 in Hambledon Grey and Blue Graphite.