Monday Tee Orange - Unisex
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No logos, no branding, no child left behind. 15% from each order will be donated to The Indian Residential School Survivors Society.
Back in 2021, for the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, we created the Orange Hoodie to act as an ongoing reminder of the path to reconciliation for the Indigenous People of Canada.
Last year, based on requests from our community, we expanded on that and launched the Adult and Kids Orange Tees. Like all of our Monday Tees, they are handcrafted in Canada with locally knit, 100% organic cotton jersey. The fabric is dyed, using an environmentally friendly process, in a beautiful shade of orange that we selected.
A limited collection that not only shows support for the Indigenous People of Canada but also helps protect the environment —
support and sustainability.
Every year on Canada Day, we share the same, important message, “Don’t buy a T-shirt for Canada Day”. The same principals behind that message apply to showing support for Indigenous People across Canada. That message being to encourage our community to invest in quality, even when supporting a cause. Our goal is to offer a made in Canada alternative that makes it into your weekly rotation and last for years.
We know it can be challenging to pick the correct size online, even when using a size chart. If you simply want to exchange for a different size, and your original order met our $100 shipping benchmark (before tax), we will cover the shipping. See our Return Page for excluded products and details. View our Exchange and Return Form to start an Exchange or Return.
There’s a reason you feel reassured when you find a t-shirt that reads ‘made in Canada’ on the label. To many, local manufacturing is synonymous with quality and equality, which is why 'made in Canada’ is the main pillar of our company. Keeping everything made in Canada makes our design studio a second home and our manufacturers our neighbours, and that’s really the most Canadian thing we can think of.
Laundering plays an important role in prolonging the life of any piece of clothing. Generally speaking, we always recommend cold water wash with similar colours, hang to dry. For whites, you may wash in warm to hot water, this will help breakdown oils and keep them white without using bleaching products (Bleach is not your friend).
We recommend using mild detergents and spot cleaners (such as Sunlight and Spray 'n Wash) and avoid using harsh products like Tide (ie. pods, sticks, stain remover and detergent).
For spot-cleaning, use a stain removing product that is made for spot cleaning, follow instructions on the bottle but do not rub the garment, simply dab to soak the stained area. Oil stains can be difficult to get rid of as they would with any fabric.
Toques
In order to keep the shape of your toque, hang to dry. Do not put in dryer.
Slipper Socks
Our slipper socks are preshrunk, so you can machine wash in warm water. We usually recommend hanging to dry.
Washed Garment Dyed Products
For our garment dyed items, similar to a dark denim, it is important to wash your garment prior to wearing. Launder separately or always with similar shades, using a mild detergent, cold water and hang to dry.
