Sunrise Cropped Sweatshirt
from $58A cropped, waist-length hoodie in buttery organic fleece.
Low-emission apparel & biodegradable goods
Fast fashion emits 1.2 billion tonnes of CO₂ a year. Every Carbon-Less-Cloth piece is grown regeneratively, shipped plastic-free, and compostable at end of life.
Carbon-Less-Cloth
Grown · woven · returned
Compostable at end of life
vs. synthetics
−78% CO₂e
Now live
The first pieces are live — organic tees, a quarter-zip and sherpa fleece — with cardigans, Fair Isle knits and peacoats landing soon. Made to be kept, priced to be loved.
New drop — twelve all-over tees
Dice with leaf pips, smoke that turns to leaves, seeds that sprout at the hem — twelve all-over print tees in black, cream, charcoal and sage, each one cut & sewn to order with carbon less cloth at the neck.

Limited seasonal run
Snowflakes, reindeer, pine trees, fair isle and stars — chunky organic cotton knit with the leaf on the ankle and the sole. Five festive patterns, made to order, gone when the season turns.

The CLC merch line — grown, not made
Every shirt, crewneck and hoodie we’ve grown — printed to order, never overproduced, each with the tagless ‘carbon less cloth’ leaf label printed soft against your neck.

The catalog
A cropped, waist-length hoodie in buttery organic fleece.
A ribbed crop tee in sunrise-soft organic cotton.
A boxy crop with drop shoulders and zero fuss.
A smocked puff-sleeve crop for meadow days.
High-rise leggings in plant-based stretch.
Ribbed 7/8 leggings for studio days.
Open-knit panels where you heat up.
A soft tank with a quiet mantra inside.
Smooth under everything. Support: Medium · Lift: Natural.
A women's ribbed tank that layers under everything.
A wrap crop top that ties exactly how you like.
Leggings with two real pockets.
A breezy racerback for hot flows.
A spaghetti-strap tank for barre and brunch.
A scarf that doubles as a lap blanket.
Thermal texture for couch and trail.
The ready-made cozy gift.
A ribbed scoop tank in golden hour.
The plain-perfect summer set.
Leggings with a brushed-warm inside.
Effortless, slouchy, done.
A warm front against the cold front.
The cloud you can wear outside.
The cherry on every winter fit.
Winter's base layer, perfected.
The perfect slouch.
Opaque. Soft. Sixteen bucks.
Two tees, zero decisions.
Structure without trying.
Winter's softest answer.
A men's six-panel in organic canvas, zero plastic snapback.
The men's everyday tee — heavy enough to hang right.
A men's hemp tee that outlives five cotton ones.
A sweat-wicking tee with zero plastic.
The everyday gym tee in hemp-cotton mesh.
Dockside warmth in undyed wool.
Dockworker classic, softer than ever.
The grab-and-go winter kit.
Two heavyweight thermals, zero thinking.
Old-school stripes, new-school fabric.
Brushed-fleece joggers, no plastic.
A waxed-canvas 5-panel cap.
Joggers that squat, stretch and sprint.
The warm-up hoodie in brushed organic fleece.
A cut-back tank for heavy days.
The half-zip layer for in-between weather.
Soft joggers for rest days and long journeys.
The daily driver of winter hats.
Sofa-grade warmth, street-grade cut.
The do-nothing pant, done properly.
Forest-floor camo on soft fleece.
The full-zip furnace.
Quiet luxury for cold ears.
The tee that ends the search.
Home uniform, upgraded.
Two beanies, one hook by the door.
The boxy tee they'll live in.
The heavyweight everyday tee.
A garment-dyed tee in sunset red.
A full-zip hoodie in brushed organic fleece.
Joggers for school, skate and sofa.
Wide-leg sweats in cloud-soft fleece.
A cropped hoodie in brushed organic fleece.
A softer, lighter daily tee.
A brushed hoodie without the plastic.
A botanical print on heavyweight organic cotton.
A classic crew in organic fleece.
A garment-dyed tee with a lived-in feel.
Mud-proof, wash-proof, hand-me-down ready.
A soft kids' tee with one very important pocket.
Organic leggings with knees that forgive.
A raglan tee tough enough for recess.
Bee Kind — a pun worth wearing.
For the wild thing in your house.
A small, flat pillow for first big-kid beds.
The everyday pair, in every colour.
Calf-length leggings for summer.
Brushed fleece joggers with knees that last.
A puff-sleeve tee with storybook sleeves.
The tee that says it: Future Earthkeeper.
Botanical-print leggings for busy legs.
A sunshine beanie with matching mittens.
A warm hug they can zip themselves.
A pom they will proudly bop.
The everyday crew in trail-ready fleece.
Stays on through recess.
Sunshine yellow, blanket warm.
A friendly print on serious fleece.
Bear ears. Enough said.
A hug they can wear.
The whole cold-head situation, solved.
Three of the hardest-working onesie.
Says it before they can.
The 18-dollar daily driver.
Little fox, warmest winter.
Brushed organic fleece with zero plastic in the pile.
The women's light hoodie for evenings that turn.
One-size rib knit in soft, non-itchy merino.
Coloured with mineral clay and mint leaf, not petrochemicals.
The men's winter hoodie, built like outerwear.
Leaves all over. Less carbon. More Earth.
Every thread plants a seed.
Plant today. Breathe tomorrow.
The mission, emerging from the haze.
Heavy smoke, heavier message.
The last embers of the old way.
We turned smoke into leaves.
From fire to forest, hem to shoulder.
Shovel to sprout to tree, in four panels.
A seed at the hem, a tree at the shoulders.
The whole growth story, wrapped around you.
We breathe because they breathe.
Wild places. Clean lines.
Protect the pollinators.
From the sea to the canopy.
From small seeds.
Leave it wild.
Good things grow below.
From small seeds — now with a hood.
Leave it wild — stay warm doing it.
Good things grow below — hood up.
From small seeds.
Leave it wild.
Good things grow below.
Leaves all over, now in fleece.
Less carbon. More Earth. More cozy.
Every thread plants a seed.
Plant seeds. Stay warm.
Plant today. Breathe tomorrow.
Plant today. Breathe tomorrow. Hood up.
We breathe because they breathe.
Every breath, now warmer.
Shovel to sprout to tree, in fleece.
The growth story, hooded.
The mission, emerging from the haze — now in fleece.
The mission, emerging from the haze — hood up.
Heavy smoke, heavier message — in fleece.
Heavy smoke, heavier message — hood up.
The last embers of the old way, now warmer.
The last embers of the old way — hood up.
We turned smoke into leaves — in fleece.
We turned smoke into leaves — hood up.
From fire to forest, now in fleece.
From fire to forest — hood up.
A seed at the hem, a tree at the shoulders — in fleece.
A seed at the hem, a tree at the shoulders — hood up.
The whole growth story, wrapped in fleece.
The whole growth story — hood up.
Wild places. Clean lines. Warm fleece.
Wild places. Clean lines. Hood up.
Protect the pollinators — in fleece.
Protect the pollinators — hood up.
From the sea to the canopy, now warmer.
From the sea to the canopy — hood up.
The name, grown vertical.
A field of ferns, worn.
Soft support, zero wires.
Moves with you, gently on the earth.
Everyday softness, honestly made.
Full-coverage comfort, organic through and through.
Barely there, fully organic.
A little luxury, a lot less carbon.
Sleep in something that gives back.
The everyday pair, done right.
Room to breathe.
The daily pair — leaf on the ankle, leaf on the sole.
Fireside feet, festive patterns.
Low cut, low carbon.
Ribbed, tall and toasty.
Chunky knit for cold nights.
Every roll plants something.
Emissions become nature.
The safest bet there is.
Two words. Whole mission.
Thread becomes vine.
From smoke, a fern.
Grow your chances.
Let the leaves take it.
Priorities, printed.
Deep roots. Light footprint.
sometimes a change is necessary.
sometimes a change is necessary.
A field you can wear.
The field after dark.
The meadow, in full color.
Tall as the sun.
From the flower wall.
From the flower wall.
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Two bath, two hand — undyed and quick-drying.
Three linen workhorses to retire paper towels for good.
The firm, breathable pillow Japan swears by.
Springy natural latex, tapped from rubber trees.
Two classic mid-weight towels, priced for pairs.
Hotel-plush pile, organic from root to loop.
The colour of the sheep it came from — nothing added.
A silky-soft pillow filled with kapok, not plastic.
A bear-eared hood and the softest loop for new skin.
Crisp linen that polishes skin and dries in minutes.
Medium-firm, warm in winter, cool in summer.
Our coolest pillow — silky Tencel fill.
A full-length pillow for side sleepers.
A compressible camp-and-plane pillow.
Two hand-thrown mugs in chalk white.
A heavy diner mug with a colour-fade glaze.
A hand-knit merino throw with serious weight.
A dense woven merino blanket for deep winter.
One perfect organic tea towel.
Four gauzy layers, zero sweat.
Spa towels without the spa markup.
Six towels, one gracious host.
Carries the weekly shop, composts when it's done.
Save $62Bundle & save
Six pieces of stonewashed European linen — duvet cover, sheets and four pillowcases — bundled for $62 less than buying them one by one.
The bundle
Pair the waffle towels with the undyed wool throw and we'll take 10% off the set. Add the flax dish towels if your kitchen wants in too.
Your set
The footprint engine
Tell us your habits. We'll show you the emissions, water and plastic you keep out of the world each year by choosing soil-born alternatives.
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The manifesto
Chapter 01
The fashion industry produces 10% of global carbon emissions — more than all international flights and shipping combined. A single polyester dress sheds 700,000 microplastic fibres per wash and sits in landfill for 200 years. We were told it was cheap. The invoice just went to the atmosphere.
1.2 billion tonnes of CO₂ a year — the true price tag of disposable clothing.
What you can do
Buy one hemp or organic cotton piece instead of five synthetic ones. You cut 78% of the emissions and own it ten times longer.
Chapter 02
A conventional tee travels 14,000km before it reaches you: petrochemical dyes in one country, stitching in another, landfill in a third. A Carbon-Less-Cloth garment has two addresses — the field it grew in, and the soil it returns to. Everything between is designed to leave no trace.
Every garment should have a planned ending as graceful as its beginning.
What you can do
Check the label. If it's more than 20% synthetic, it will outlive your grandchildren in a landfill.
Chapter 03
Regenerative farming pulls carbon out of the air and stores it in the ground — our partner farms sequester 4.2 tonnes of CO₂ per hectare, per year. And our dyes come from clay, mint and indigo leaf, not petroleum. The runoff waters the next crop instead of poisoning a river.
Healthy soil holds three times more carbon than the entire atmosphere.
What you can do
Wash cold, line dry, repair early. Garment care alone cuts a piece's lifetime footprint by up to 30%.
The ledger
Every figure is audited annually against our supply chain disclosures. No offsets, no accounting tricks — just emissions that never happened.
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Plastic-free supply chain
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Closed-loop packaging
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