Hemp Heritage Shirt Long Sleeve
1- Long sleeve, button up design
- 100% hemp, slow fashion at its best
- Regular fit, versatile styling options
- Plastic-free, hardwood buttons
- Insulates in winter, breathes in summer — a year-round favourite
- Garment dyed and washed
- 100% woven hemp
- Available in Natural, Army Green, Navy Blue, Mustard, Rust, Tobacco Brown and Black.
- Machine washable.
Jerry is wearing size Large and is 6”1.
Refer to our Size Guide.
Men’s size guide.
Please note that our sizing charts are for guidance only.
For more product-specific information, please refer to each product’s description and sizing notes.
For our oversized Heritage Shirt, please refer to the Heritage Shirt specific size chart at the bottom of this page.
Chest: Measure around the fullest part of your chest.
Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your waistline.
Collar: Measure around your neck, allowing two fingers between the tape measure and your neck for comfort.
Inseam: Measure from the top of your inner leg to your ankle.
Insulates in winter, breathes in summer
A year round favourite, you’ll feel cosy in winter and cool in summer with hemp fabric. Our long sleeve shirt is 100% organic woven hemp and our short sleeve is blended with tencel, a sustainable tree-pulp fibre that adds a natural, luxurious feel.
Hemp fabric won’t change shape
Hemp is the strongest plant fibre known to man, so you can chuck it in the wash and it won’t stretch, fade or change shape. Our shirts arrive pre-washed so you can start wearing it straight away!
Better for your skin and the planet
Hemp fabric production uses a quarter of the water needed for cotton crops, so it’s way more sustainable for our planet. It doesn’t need harsh chemicals like pesticides to grow so it’s ideal for sensitive skin. We use plastic-free hardwood buttons and earthy colours that never go out of style. Slow fashion at its best!
AustraliaSlapdash customer service
Haven't used it yet...waiting for Sydney rain to abate so I can pre-wash it. Looks to be nice quality and colour. I first saw this shirt at the Mind Body Spirit festival. It was a bit out of my price range, and I asked if ATHemp ever had sales. Was told look at the website in May. Checked the wecbsite frequently in May, no sale. Decided to stretch the budget and buy it anyway. Carefully checked the size guide and chose XL. An XL arrived promptly. It was enormous! Larger than the listed size for the 2XL, obviously had the wrong size label. Sent it back for a replacement, speecifying the chest size I wanted. The email arranging this came back with the comment "I do tell people the shirts are very generous sizing, and to normally go down one size when ordering." What is the point of a size chart then, and why isn't this flagged on the website? So, I didn't get the promised sale price, I had to pay for my wrongly labelled item to be posted back for replacement, and to add insult to injury, the day AFTER the replacement arrived I had an email offering a 20% discount site-wide for entering the competition.