Two plates / Ink and rose
A better direction.
Drop 001 / The edit
Choose your starting point.
Five pieces around one mark. Weight, cut and colorway on every one, before you buy.
Selected piece
$34.00The Logo Tee
A 6.1 oz heavyweight tee with the Dress Left rose-and-arrow lockup tucked into a contrast-trim pocket. Union made in the USA.
- Fabric
- 6.1 oz heavyweight 100% cotton jersey
- Fit
- True to size with a boxy shoulder and a straight hem. Between sizes, stay with your usual for the intended fit or size down for a closer one.
Why this piece exists
One pocket, one mark, nothing else on the shirt. Six-ounce cotton jersey cut boxy through the shoulder, so it hangs straight instead of clinging, with a ribbed collar that keeps its line
The pieces
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Drop 001 / Read the label
Good clothes leave evidence.
The reason for the rose
A flower with somewhere to go.
The mark does two jobs at once. It reads as a rose first, then the stem gives it a direction. The clothes work the same way: a good heavyweight tee from across the room, and a stem running left once you are close enough to see it.
Read how the mark was drawn
01It has a point
The stem runs left into an arrow. The reference is there when you want it, and the flower still works when you do not.
02It has weight
The tees are 6.1 oz heavyweight cotton. The hoodie is 8.5 oz brushed-back fleece. The fabric gives the shape its line.
03It has a record
Every DRESS garment is union made in the United States, cut, sewn and finished by organized labor, on fabric chosen for weight and wear rather than the last dollar of margin.
Direction
The journal
Design history, labor history, and how to make heavyweight cotton last a decade.
Bamboo fabric is usually rayon
A hangtag that says bamboo is describing where the cellulose came from, not what the fiber still is by the time it reaches a loom.
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Can you copyright a dress
A cheerleading uniform's chevrons went to the Supreme Court in 2017. The uniform's shape never got anywhere near it.
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The Delano grape strike turned the supermarket into a picket line
Two unions, one supermarket boycott, five years, and a first contract signed in a field outside Delano. The strike that moved the picket line to the produce aisle.
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