Hero’s Thread | Sentinel Tee

Hero’s Thread | Sentinel Tee | Your Everyday Armour.

Let's be honest, many t-shirts are shite. They shrink if you look at them funny, the neck goes all bacon-y after two washes, and they’ve got the structural integrity of a wet paper bag. They're a disposable afterthought.

The Sentinel Tee is the opposite of that. It’s your reliable mate, the one that shows up and gets the job done without any fuss. Built with reinforced shoulders and a neck that won’t quit, this is the foundational piece of kit you can trust day in, day out. It's not complicated. It's just a proper good tee.

The No-Nonsense Breakdown:

Built Like a Brick Shithouse: With reinforced shoulder seams and double stitching, this tee is made to handle actual life. It won’t fall apart just because you put it through a tough session or a long day on the tools.

A Neck That Stays Put: That flimsy, curling collar can get in the recycling bin. Ours has a four-layer rib with elastane, so it keeps its shape. No bacon neck here, ever.

Smart Fabric, Not Just Soft: The 60/40 organic cotton and recycled poly blend is the sweet spot. It's soft as owt, breathes when you need it to, and is kinder to the planet without being preachy about it.

OEKO-TEX® Certified: This basically means no nasty, harmful shite has been used in the making of it. Better for you, better for everyone. We actually checked.

The Fit is Spot On: It's a modern fit. Not spray-on tight like some roid-head's sausage casing, and not a baggy tent either. Just right.

The Specs (for the geeks):

Weight: 180g/m² – The perfect all-rounder.

Fabric: 60% organic cotton, 40% recycled polyester.

Build: Reinforced shoulders, double-stitched seams, 4-layer elastane neck rib.

Certification: OEKO-TEX® Standard 100.

Fit: Modern, true-to-size.

Sizing: This first drop is S-2XL. When they're gone, they're gone.

How Not to Ruin It:

Wash at 60°C if you're a madman, but 30°C or 40°C is probably sound and better for the planet. Tumble dry on low if you must. It's tough, but don't take the piss. Iron it if you're trying to impress someone.

Hero’s Thread. Gear That Doesn't Disappoint.

The foundation for whatever you're building.