How Should a T-shirt Fit?
Three things decide whether a tee looks right — check them in the mirror.
Plain tees · 100% combed cotton
Classic, oversized and cropped tees, polos and stripes — knitted from combed cotton, cut in Gazipur and priced for every day.
New colours and cuts every other Thursday.
The 3-pack
Mix colours and sizes — add three classic tees to the bag and the price drops at checkout.
Build your packGSM is the weight of the fabric — the higher it is, the thicker the tee.
180 GSM
Soft, light and breathable — the everyday tee for heat and humidity.
Shop Classic220 GSM
A denser knit that keeps its shape and does not show through.
Shop Heavyweight240 GSM
Drop shoulders and a boxy body in our thickest cotton.
Shop OversizedEnd-of-run colours at a little less — until the timer runs out.

Why Rasta
No prints, no slogans, no big logos — just the plain T-shirt, done properly. We buy combed cotton yarn, knit it in Gazipur, pre-shrink every roll and sew with twin-needle hems so the tee looks the same after fifty washes.
— The Rasta crew
How we make itWashed it ten times already and the collar is still flat.
Oversized Tee — White
Thick enough that it does not show through. Bought three more.
Soft Tee — White
Exchanged M for L in two days, no questions asked.
Three-pack — Navy, Oat & White
Three things decide whether a tee looks right — check them in the mirror.
GSM is grams per square metre: the weight of the fabric.
Most tees die in the dryer, not on the body.