• Woven Shibori is an incredibly special process. While the fabric is being woven, the pattern is created with a strong resist thread that is woven into the fabric. When the fabric is taken off the loom, this thread is then pulled tight. The pressure of pleats will resist the dye in the dye bath, creating beautifully organic results.
• This garment is fully traceable from seed to sew: Cotton is grown and spun in the US. The fabric is then handwoven and dyed by hand in Glens Falls, NY by Tegan of Comfortcloth Weavers.
• Boxy silhouette with a bat-wing sleeve
• Offered in our Regular and Extended Lengths
• Made with Serged Seams throughout and finished with a Raw Silk Bias around the neck
• The weight of this fabric is lighter than any of our handwoven sweater fabrics, yet heavier than our raw silks. It makes a great base layer under sweaters or jackets in the winter, and it is a perfect stand alone piece year round!

Comfortcloth is a husband and wife team located in Glens Falls, NY that are driven by a passion for handweaving and the notion that creating with ones hands is not only about making, but also the satisfaction of creation. They want to bring their passion for weaving to you and to help grow the community of crafts-people by providing great materials and knowledge so that weavers can then be armed to pass these skills on to the next generation.

At Comfortcloth Weaving, they also strive to give crafts-people access to high quality materials and to gain knowledge of the craft in order to bring their ideas to life. They offer a variety of high quality natural fibers for weavers to create heirloom quality products for themselves and others, because creating with our hands will never become a passing fad.

• Woven Shibori is an incredibly special process. While the fabric is being woven, the pattern is created with a strong resist thread that is woven into the fabric. When the fabric is taken off the loom, this thread is then pulled tight. The pressure of pleats will resist the dye in the dye bath, creating beautifully organic results.
• This garment is fully traceable from seed to sew: Cotton is grown and spun in the US. The fabric is then handwoven and dyed by hand in Glens Falls, NY by Tegan of Comfortcloth Weavers.
• Boxy silhouette with a bat-wing sleeve
• Offered in our Regular and Extended Lengths
• Made with Serged Seams throughout and finished with a Raw Silk Bias around the neck
• The weight of this fabric is lighter than any of our handwoven sweater fabrics, yet heavier than our raw silks. It makes a great base layer under sweaters or jackets in the winter, and it is a perfect stand alone piece year round!

Comfortcloth is a husband and wife team located in Glens Falls, NY that are driven by a passion for handweaving and the notion that creating with ones hands is not only about making, but also the satisfaction of creation. They want to bring their passion for weaving to you and to help grow the community of crafts-people by providing great materials and knowledge so that weavers can then be armed to pass these skills on to the next generation.

At Comfortcloth Weaving, they also strive to give crafts-people access to high quality materials and to gain knowledge of the craft in order to bring their ideas to life. They offer a variety of high quality natural fibers for weavers to create heirloom quality products for themselves and others, because creating with our hands will never become a passing fad.

This garment is part of our One of a Kind + Small Batch Collection. Due to the limited nature of these pieces, this garment is NOT eligible to be returned for a refund. A store credit may be issued within 2 weeks of receiving the garment.

Current turnaround: 2 - 4 Weeks

• Our most popular Raw Silk silhouette now in an airy Cotton Gauze fabric!!
• Boxy silhouette with a bat-wing sleeve
• Offered in our Regular Length and Extended Lengths
• Woven, White Plus Pattern in Black or Dusty Blue
• Made of a light weight Cotton Gauze that is a bit stretchier and more flowy compared to our T Top in Raw Silk
• Straight hem