Everyday essentials spun from three fibers and three fibers only: organic cotton, merino wool, and washed mulberry silk. No polyester. No microplastics shedding into your body every time you move. Just what humans wore for 8,000 years, cut for the life you live now.
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Begin with a tee. Most people never go back to plastic.
The one you reach for daily. GOTS organic, garment-dyed.
Heavyweight and structured. Holds its shape wash after wash.
17.5-micron merino. Warm, never itchy, odor-resistant for days.
A throw-on layer with real buttons and an easy drape.
6A grade silk, machine-washable. Sleeps and layers beautifully.
Loose, lofty, made for slow Saturdays.
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6,248 reviews and counting
The Everyday Tee
I have eczema and react to most fabrics. Three weeks in these and my skin finally calmed down. I am not exaggerating.
The Merino Crew
Wore it four days straight on a trip. Zero smell. I genuinely do not understand how, but I am sold.
The Mulberry Silk Cami
I bought one to test it. I now own six. It is the only thing that does not make me sweat at night.
The Boxy Crew
I threw out every poly shirt I owned after reading the microplastics research. No regrets. These just feel better.
The Ribbed Cardigan
It cost more than I usually spend. Then I realized I wear it every single day. Cheapest thing in my closet per wear.
The Everyday Tee
Bought one for my kid's sensitive skin. Now the whole family has switched. Wish we had done it years ago.
The problem with your closet
Polyester, nylon, acrylic, "performance" blends: they are all plastic, spun from crude oil and pressed against your skin about 16 hours a day. Here is what that actually does.
Odds are you are wearing oil right now.
One polyester load. They end up in rivers, fish, and you.
Your $12 gym shirt will outlive your grandchildren.
Detected across studies from 2022 to 2024.
The honest version
Polyester does not breathe. It traps heat, sweat and bacteria, then it sheds into you and the water. The fix is not a better plastic. It is no plastic.
See the scienceThree fibers, zero plastic
Three materials humans have trusted for thousands of years. Each does something plastic simply cannot.
Softer with every single wash.
Pesticide-free · GOTS certified · garment-dyed
Nature's performance fabric.
17.5 micron, no itch · mulesing-free · RWS
The skincare you get to wear.
6A grade · washed · machine-washable
For the people who want the receipts
We are happy to nerd out. Here is what is actually happening at the fiber level.
Natural fibers are hollow and irregular. They trap air, move moisture, and let skin breathe. Polyester is a solid plastic rod: water sits on top, heat stays in.
The plastic ones do not just shed more. What they shed never breaks down. Natural fibers biodegrade instead.
Your body dumps about half a liter of vapor a day. Natural fibers let it out. Plastic bounces it back as sweat.
Fieldspun vs. the $12 tee
Cheap plastic clothing is only cheap until you count the replacements, the smell, and what it leaves in your body.
| Attribute | Fieldspun Natural fiber | Conventional polyester Plastic from oil |
|---|---|---|
| Microplastics shed into you | Zero | 700,000+ per wash |
| Breathability | Breathes, regulates heat | Traps heat and sweat |
| Odor control | Fresh for days | Smells by lunch |
| Breaks down naturally | Months, composts | 200+ years |
| Skin-safe, no plastic finishes | Yes | Resins and dyes |
| Backed by | 60-night trial + lifetime repairs | Nothing |
The math
A $55 organic tee worn 300+ times is about 18¢ a wear. A $12 plastic tee that pills in six weeks costs you more - in money, and in microplastics.
Shop the essentialsThe feeling
You spend a third of your life in whatever is against your skin. It might as well feel like a hug and do you no harm. That is the entire idea behind Fieldspun.
Why we exist
I had just had my daughter when I actually read the tag on her "cotton" sleeper. It was 92% polyester. Plastic, against the most sensitive skin I had ever touched. I could not unsee it.
Fieldspun is the brand I went looking for and could not find: everyday clothes made only from fibers that grow, traceable from farm to closet, and priced so a family can actually make the switch. No greenwashing. Just three honest fibers.
No risk, all upside
Wear it. Wash it. Actually live in it. If your skin does not thank you, send it back for a full refund, even if it is worn. And we repair anything we make, free, for as long as you own it.
Return it worn, washed, and loved. Full refund, no debate.
Pop a seam or a button? We fix it free, forever.
Both ways, on us for orders over $75.
A slice of every order funds clean water and healthy soil.
Before you ask
For a plastic tee, yes. For an organic-cotton one you wear 300+ times over years, it is about 18 cents a wear, and you buy far fewer. Quality is the cheaper habit.
No. We use 17.5-micron merino, finer than a human hair. The scratchy wool you remember was thick, coarse fiber. This feels like a soft tee.
It is plastic from crude oil. It does not breathe, traps odor, and sheds microplastics now found in human blood, lungs, and water. We would rather just not wear it.
Cold wash, hang or tumble low. That is it. The silk and merino are machine-washable. Treated gently, these last for years.
We use responsibly sourced mulberry silk and full plant-based options if you prefer. Every fiber is OEKO-TEX tested for skin safety.
Designed in Newburyport, MA and sewn in small partner mills that pay fair wages. Every fiber is traceable to its source.
Sleep in it for 60 nights. If it is not for you, return it worn for a full refund. We also repair anything we make, free, forever.
Still wondering about something? We answer every message ourselves. Ask us directly
Make one swap
Start with a tee. Keep the plastic out of the one place it matters most: against you.
4.9 ★ · 6,248 reviews · 60-night trial · carbon-neutral shipping
