Five garments.
Nothing less essential.
A tee, a shirt, a sweatshirt, a hoodie, a sweatpant — in thick natural cloth that outlasts its decade. No plastic, no clutter, no logos on the outside. Quietly made in Canada.
A tee, a shirt, a sweatshirt, a hoodie, a sweatpant — in thick natural cloth that outlasts its decade. No plastic, no clutter, no logos on the outside. Quietly made in Canada.
Made slowly, priced honestly, kept for decades.
Most tees are 140–180gsm. Ours drapes heavy and holds its collar.
Dense brushed loopback that breaks in, not down.
No polyester, no nylon, no poly bags. Fiber, paper, nothing else.
Every piece worn through two full BC seasons before release.
Synthetic fleece sheds microplastics into your air, your wash and your skin. Ours can't — there's nothing synthetic in it. Dense natural fiber breathes, regulates heat and gets softer with every wash, not balder.
OSSE designs and sews in Vancouver, on lands whose peoples have stewarded these forests, rivers and coastlines since time immemorial. Each year, the Artist Series hands one garment to a Coast Salish artist as a canvas — named, credited and paid on every unit.
You won't find borrowed motifs anywhere in our catalogue. Indigenous art appears on an OSSE garment only when an Indigenous artist puts it there. Appreciation, never appropriation. Read more →
Not in the fiber, thread, button or mailer. If it can't return to soil, it doesn't ship.
Refined every season, never multiplied. Depth over clutter.
Best-grade material at honest margins. The price is the price.
One woven label inside, a tonal mark at the hem. That's it.
"The heavy tee is the only one I reach for now. Two years in and it still holds its shape — everything else in the drawer feels flimsy next to it."
"Ordered the hoodie in Cedar and a soap set on a whim. The packaging alone — all paper, zero plastic — told me these people mean it."
"I gave the candle duo to my brother and kept the Sea Fog one for myself. Genuinely the most 'grown-up' scent I've found. Slow, clean, not sweet."
Early access to numbered batches, the Artist Series reveal, and material notes from our Vancouver studio. One considered email a fortnight, eh.