Deep Teal Sleep Tee
Deep Teal Sleep Tee
- Sustainably Made
- Recycled Materials
- Ocean Conservation
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Fit & Sizing
Fit & Sizing
Runs true to size with a relaxed, easy fit through the body, hitting at the hip.
Fabric & Care
Fabric & Care
Cut from GOTS-certified organic cotton jersey. Machine wash cold, tumble dry low.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Ships within 2 business days. Free shipping on orders over $75.
The Cause Behind This Piece
The Cause Behind This Piece
10% of every Deep Teal Sleep Tee purchase funds ocean conservation. We're still finalizing which specific nonprofit this style will support, and we'll say so directly on this page the moment it's decided, the same way we do for every KeAloha piece. We'd rather tell you what we don't know yet than make something up.
The Deep Teal Sleep Tee adds a genuine pop of color to a category that's usually an afterthought. The relaxed crewneck fit is unchanged from the rest of the lineup — roomy through the body, easy at the sleeve — but the saturated teal tone makes this feel less like an old undershirt repurposed for bed and more like sleepwear you'd actually choose. It photographs well for the rare occasion you're gifting loungewear, too.
Underneath the color is GOTS-certified organic cotton jersey, grown without the synthetic pesticides that conventional cotton farming depends on at scale; conventional cotton is responsible for roughly 16% of global insecticide use while occupying only about 2.5% of the world's farmland. Organic certification exists to correct that imbalance, supporting cleaner soil and safer growing conditions from seed to fabric. On skin, the result is a soft, breathable jersey with enough weight to drape well and enough give to move with you through a restless night.
Machine wash cold and avoid bleach to keep the teal from dulling — tumble dry low or lay flat to extend its life even further. Ten percent of every KeAloha purchase, including this one, goes toward ocean and wildlife conservation, tying this ocean-inspired shade to the actual water it references.
