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Deep Teal Thumbhole Long Sleeve Tee

Deep Teal Thumbhole Long Sleeve Tee

Regular price $42.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $42.00 USD
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  • Organic Cotton
  • Thumbhole Cuffs
  • Ocean Conservation Cause
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Fit & Sizing

The Deep Teal Thumbhole Long Sleeve Tee runs true to size with thumbhole cuffs that keep the sleeves in place through a run, a lift, or a cold morning walk. Sizes Small through XXL.

Fabric & Care

Made from GOTS-certified organic cotton, independently verified free of PFAS and formaldehyde. Machine wash cold and hang to dry.

Shipping & Returns

We offer standard returns and exchanges on the Deep Teal Thumbhole Long Sleeve Tee: unworn, unwashed items with tags still attached can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of delivery. Email hello@kealoha.co to start a return. Machine wash cold and hang to dry, since high heat is what shortens the life of any stretch fabric fastest.

Cause Behind This Piece

10% of every Deep Teal Thumbhole Long Sleeve 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.

Some days call for movement that's slower and more deliberate — a vinyasa flow, a foam-rolling session, a long stretch before bed — and the Deep Teal Thumbhole Long Sleeve Tee is built for exactly that pace. The fitted training cut follows your body through deep twists and overhead reaches without ever feeling restrictive, and the thumbhole cuffs keep sleeves anchored so you can flow from downward dog to a forward fold without stopping to adjust anything. The deep teal colorway reads more like a favorite studio piece than standard workout gear, easy to wear straight from the mat to a coffee run.

The fabric is GOTS-certified organic cotton, grown without the synthetic pesticides conventional cotton production relies on so heavily — a crop that makes up just 2.5% of global farmland yet accounts for roughly 16% of the world's insecticide use. Choosing organic cotton means opting out of that chemical footprint entirely, while still getting a fabric that's genuinely soft to the touch and breathable enough for warm studio rooms. It's built to hold its shape and color through repeated washing, not just repeated wear.

Machine wash cold, hang or tumble dry on low, and skip the dryer sheets to keep the fibers breathing freely. And because 10% of every KeAloha purchase funds ocean and wildlife conservation, your cooldown stretch is doing a little good for the water you'll swim in this weekend, too.

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