After the UV tie-dye, we came back to this lavender colour that we had developed two years ago when we began playing with dyes. Our natural french terry has been dyed using a blend of synthetic dyes in our shop into a beautiful, fresh lavender.

We then used the loop side of the fabric and patchworked it together with our classic heather grey. The result reminds us of a particularly special Air Jordan colour scheme. We made this as a cottage crew, but it can also be done with any of our patterns.

We love these colours so much that we had to dedicate a product page to the Crop Tee tie-dyed in the UV/Khaki combo.

Say hi to Ayo - he'll be working in the store every Saturday and more during the week as it gets busier this fall and winter!

The vision for this tie-dye materialized fully formed, in a moment of inspiration. We wanted a bright violet that would appear to be glowing alongside a true desert khaki.

The khaki is a blend of three dyes that took a while to get right, both in concentration and in hue.

The violet is a blend of cerulean blue and fuchsia at a mix ratio and concentration that produces this glowy look, with the fuchsia peeking through the centre and the cerulean bleeding at the edges.

Made in a classic spiral pattern, this is colour combination is available on any of our white jersey garments.

We've added three new hand painted roses to the selection of artwork available for the Hand Painted Patchwork Crewneck. Check out Roses A, B and C. All are done in a classic dark red rose colour.

If you'd like a custom colour of rose, or a custom image, please get in touch.

We've been making these ultra-comfy shorts for years! Just never got around to officially releasing them online. You've probably spied them in the store from time to time. They're designed to be something to wear to bed, around the house or the cottage. The waistband is just a very stretchy Lycra/Cotton blend, with no elastic in it. So it feels like nothing on. The raw hem and flatlocked seams just make for an even more comfortable and lightweight wearing experience.

This one was a long time in the making. We took one of our favourite photographs, taken by Duey in the south end of Oshawa in 2018, and made it into a screen print. The best part -- the parts for the 1971 Oldsmobile 4-4-2 that drove by as he was taking the shot, were most likely made in the automotive factory in the background.

Magic made only in Oshawa.

Our rainbow ice dye technique is something we have been doing for a while, and we've just brought it back online in Classic T-Shirts and Crop Tees for the summer. Every shirt is beautiful and 100% unique.

The rainbow ice dye technique can be applied to any of our white jersey garments. Just ask how!