Constructed with 100% American-grown cotton, this garment is dyed through a specialized process in Los Angeles, California, ensuring quality from knitting to cutting to sewing.

Lore:

Leo was an adventurous kid, always poking around the corners of his old house in Willow Creek. One summer evening, he discovered an old matchbox in the attic, tucked away among dusty books and forgotten toys. It was just a simple wooden box, but to Leo, it felt like a hidden treasure.

Curious, he struck one of the matches. The small flame flickered in the dim light, and for a moment, Leo felt a strange connection to it, as if it was more than just a fire. But the flame quickly grew, catching on the old, dry wood of the attic. Panic set in as the fire spread, consuming everything in its path.

By the time the firefighters arrived, it was too late. The house was gone, reduced to ashes. Leo stood in shock, feeling the weight of what he had done. But as the smoke cleared, something unexpected happened. Instead of anger or punishment, his parents held him close, comforting him despite their loss.

In the weeks that followed, the community rallied around the family. Neighbors offered help, providing meals and a temporary place to stay. Leo learned a hard lesson about the power of fire and the importance of caution. But he also learned about forgiveness and the strength of the human spirit.

Though the house was gone, something new began to grow in its place—a garden, planted by the community. It became a symbol of resilience, a reminder that even from ashes, something beautiful can rise. Leo never forgot the fire, but more importantly, he never forgot the kindness that followed.