Why combed cotton
Combing is an extra step after carding. It pulls out the short fibres and the impurities, and leaves only the long, even ones. That is the whole difference: smoother yarn, softer fabric, and a shirt or a pair that holds up longer.
What combing removes
Short fibres are what make cotton feel rough and pill after a few washes. Comb them out and the surface stays smooth against the skin.
Why 5% stretch
95% combed cotton, 5% spandex. The stretch is there so the waistband and legs keep their shape wash after wash instead of sagging.
The 6″ leg and the waistband
A 6″ inseam with a fly front, and a waistband that doesn't flip or roll. Made in Egypt with a partner factory that has over 40 years in cotton.
Made for everyday comfort
The same combed cotton, thoughtfully designed for how you live.
Why combed cotton feels different
A closer look at how combed cotton compares with other common fabrics.
Fabric comparison
A quick look at how common fabrics compare.
Combed Cotton
Softer, breathable, and more durable thanks to removing short, rough fibers.
Regular Cotton
Breathable, but contains stray fibers that cause quicker pilling and a rougher feel over time.
Modal
Silky and stretchy, but lacks the structured support of cotton and can feel clingy.
Polyester
Great for quick-drying athletic wear, but lacks natural airflow and holds onto odors during daily wear.