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Dubbleworks Crew T-shirt | White

Dubbleworks Crew T-shirt | White

$42.00 USD
$42.00 USD
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**All sales are final**. We do not offer refunds or exchanges.

Sizing & Fit

The jackets run large and have a classic block fit. We recommend ordering the same size as you typically wear for jackets/coats.

The measurements below are in inches.

Chest width Length Sleeve Shoulders
0 - Extra-small 19 27 24 15.5
1 - Small 21 28 25 17
2 - Medium 22.5 29 25 18
3 - Large 24 29 26 19
4 - Extra-large 25
29
26
20.5
5 - XX-large 26 29 26.5 22
6 - XXX-large
27
29.5
27
23.5

Need help or have a sizing question? Email us.

Shipping & Final Sale

Free US shipping. We ship within one business day from Michigan via USPS or UPS Ground. Most US orders arrive within 2–5 days.

International: We ship worldwide. International shipping is calculated at checkout and customs duties are the buyer's responsibility. Transit times vary by destination.

Final sale. All Le Laboureur orders are final. We've made that choice deliberately, carrying returns at our scale would force us to raise every price by ten to fifteen dollars to cover reverse shipping, inspection, and unsellable returns. We'd rather price the jacket honestly and put that margin into helping you choose well.

If you receive something defective or damaged in transit, write to us within 5 days and we'll make it right.

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  • DUBBLEWORKS

    Osaka, Japan

    Established in 1926, Sankei Meriyasu, the parent company of DubbleWorks, started as a manufacturer of athletic wear and gym uniforms, even supplying the Imperial House of Japan with gear.

    All production, from spinning yarn to sewing seams, is done on-site at Dubbleworks’ factories in Osaka, located in the Kansai region of Japan. Dubbleworks is one of the last of its kind: an outpost of Osaka’s textile spinning days, a small remnant of a fading industry.

    The factories use Marudo knitting machines. The unique signature of Marudo machines is their lack of side seams: because these machines create tubular fabrics, craftsmen only have to cut the fabric once, horizontally. Though this production method takes longer, it results in garments with unparalleled comfort, quality, and style.