Description

1. First Impression
   The moment you unbutton the recycled-paper envelope, the shirt greets you like a postcard from California: sun-bleached whites, sky blues, and the faintest aroma of warm cotton. Hold it up to the light and the fabric glows—soft but substantial, like the haze that lingers over the Pacific at 6 a.m.
2. Fabric & Finish
   • Composition: 100 % long-staple combed cotton, 110 g/m², chosen for breathability and a gentle drape.
   • Enzyme + silicone wash: Each roll is tumbled with natural enzymes, then finished with food-grade silicone for a peach-skin touch that won’t pill after 100+ washes.
3. Cut & Construction
   • Silhouette: Micro-relaxed—about 1.5″ wider through the chest than a classic fit, tapering subtly to the hem so it skims, never clings.
   • Cuban collar: 3.5″ spread, double top-stitched for structure; collar bones are removable if you prefer a softer roll.
   • Seams: Single-needle 18 stitches per inch; side seams are rotated 15° toward the back to reduce twisting after washing.
   • Hem: Straight front, curved back—long enough to tuck, short enough to wear loose. Side vents are bar-tacked with contrast thread the color of a sunrise.
4. Signature Details
   • Pocket: A single left-chest welt pocket sized for sunglasses or a Metro card. Inside, tonal “Reniewer” embroidery in 0.8 mm thread—visible only when the sun hits at 30°.
   • Buttons: Upcycled corozo, laser-etched with a tiny longitude-latitude grid of Los Angeles (34.0522° N, 118.2437° W).
   • Hang loop: A slim twill tape at the back yoke doubles as a sunglasses holder when you duck indoors.