Practical and comfortable, the T-shirt is one of the essential garments in our wardrobe. Ranging from a relaxed fit to a slim fit, it's loved by both men and women alike. Its multiple cuts now allow it to be worn in different ways.

However, for many years, justice has not been done to him and he has lost a lot of his character. Increasingly thin, fragile, misshapen and with less robust seams, it struggles to last a whole season.

Remember those thick, quality T-shirts you wore as a kid? What nostalgia! These days finding a thick tee can be a struggle.

Haloed by its delicately thick round neck, the Camélopard Tee-shirt reminds us of the T-shirt before, but with its little touch of modernity! Its slightly longer sleeves than usual and its fitted cut give it a look that is both elegant and athletic.

The quality of a garment, like any product, depends on the quality of the raw materials used. If there are a multitude of textile materials for the realization of a garment, at CAMÉLOPARD a real thick vintage style T-shirt is a 100% cotton fabric, 200 gr minimum, knitted by French craftsmen who have known how to evolve while remaining attached to the values of "Made In France".

A thick 100% cotton T-shirt is first of all:

• Better hold and no premature deformation.

• Better fallout and less transparency.

• Better perspiration absorption.

The thinner a T-shirt, the more the halo will be accentuated. Conversely, the thicker it is, the more it will absorb perspiration.

Finally, a 100% cotton T-shirt reduces perspiration odours. The more natural the material, the more odors will be non-existent.

Choose natural materials for your T-shirts such as cotton, linen, hemp or even wool.

An environmental impact

Made with responsible materials, our T-shirts are OEKO-TEX® certified, checked at each stage of processing: raw materials, yarns, dyeing. They do not contain chemicals harmful to health.

A social impact

Ensure 100% Made In France manufacturing that takes into account the know-how, while respecting the working conditions of our French craftsmen.

Behind a garment are men and women working to deliver a finished product. It is important to compensate each person at their fair value.