Jess Tee
The Jess tee is named after the protagonist from one of my favorite novels, Stone Butch Blues, because they embody the affirmations I want to put on with it: strong and soft, vulnerable and honest, and open to change. It’s the perfect gender fluid fit for broad shoulders and a compression garment or bra-less with soft curves. It’s my go to for a small shirt big pants look, especially the Sunday slacks. Black, White, Stripe, Spot, Lotus, and Algae are organic cotton, grown in the USA. Fungi, Agave, and Morocco are hemp spandex like the Thursday Dress and Top. I buy all of my knit fabrics from a family owned business I’ve been working with for 12 years.
The Jess tee is named after the protagonist from one of my favorite novels, Stone Butch Blues, because they embody the affirmations I want to put on with it: strong and soft, vulnerable and honest, and open to change. It’s the perfect gender fluid fit for broad shoulders and a compression garment or bra-less with soft curves. It’s my go to for a small shirt big pants look, especially the Sunday slacks. Black, White, Stripe, Spot, Lotus, and Algae are organic cotton, grown in the USA. Fungi, Agave, and Morocco are hemp spandex like the Thursday Dress and Top. I buy all of my knit fabrics from a family owned business I’ve been working with for 12 years.
The Jess tee is named after the protagonist from one of my favorite novels, Stone Butch Blues, because they embody the affirmations I want to put on with it: strong and soft, vulnerable and honest, and open to change. It’s the perfect gender fluid fit for broad shoulders and a compression garment or bra-less with soft curves. It’s my go to for a small shirt big pants look, especially the Sunday slacks. Black, White, Stripe, Spot, Lotus, and Algae are organic cotton, grown in the USA. Fungi, Agave, and Morocco are hemp spandex like the Thursday Dress and Top. I buy all of my knit fabrics from a family owned business I’ve been working with for 12 years.