A heavyweight cotton rib tank top. The 325gsm (9.5oz) cotton rib is mercerized and biopolished into an exceptionally crisp and smooth fabric with a substantive and substantial feel.

XSSMLXLXXL
$69
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Hudson is 6'3", 175 lbs and wears size M in Navy Space. Worn with Bombdeux Spraypigs in Midnight Smoke.

New Earth Rib

Fabric Story

Thick, mercerized, biopolished, cotton, rib.

A heavyweight, 325gsm cotton rib, knit in Portugal with Pakistani Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) cotton. The fabric is mercerized, a process that burns all the stray fuzz off the surface of the cotton yarns and then biopolished with a proprietary enzyme treatment. The result is a beautifully clean and crisp cotton rib with a smooth touch.

  • Fiber Content

    100%Cotton

  • Fabric Weight

    325GSM

  • Fabric Origin

    Knit in Portugal

  • Fabric Construction

    Rib

  • Finishing

    Mercerized and Biopolished

  • Fabric Water Resistance

    None

  • Breathability

    Average

  • Durability

    Average

  • How it Fits

    • Tyler is 6’0", 162 lbs and wears size S-L.
    • Chris is 5'6", 135 lbs and wears size XS-S.

  • Stretch

    Knit mechanical stretch

Size Chart

in Inches | Measured Flat

SizeXSSMLXLXXL
Chest15.516.517.518.519.520.5
Length26.7527.3752828.62529.2529.875
Justen is 6'1", 170 lbs and wears size S in Orca. Worn with Bombdeux Tumblepig Standards in Whitenavy.
Hudson is 6'3", 175 lbs and wears size M in Navy Space. Worn with Bombdeux Spraypigs in Midnight Smoke.

  • Made in

    Manhattan

  • Product Weight

    230G (Size M)

  • Style Number

    K540-i2

Revision History

  • May 2023:
    • Initial Release
    • Name: Experiment 387 - New Earth Tank launched
    • Colors: Black, White, Orca
  • July 2024:
    • Name changed: New Earth Rib Tank
    • Fit recalibrated
    • Fabric is now prewashed
    • Colors: Black, White, Orca
  • December 2024:
    • Name changed: New Earth Rib Tight Tank
    • Colors: Black, Navy Space, White

  • Washing

    Machine wash warm

  • Drying

    Tumble dry low

Photos by Jon-Paul Rodriguez

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