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Plain jersey base layers · 44 styles · 140–220 g/m²

The layer nobody photographs.

Reordered, not rediscovered. Five weights, six lines, one unchanging set of cuts — with the shrinkage and the pilling grade printed on every page, because plain jersey does both.

03 · OuterNot cut here

Shaped knit or woven shirt

02 · Mid

Tee 160 Regular

160 g/m²CrewRegular$34

01 · Skin

Tank Ribbed

180 g/m²ScoopFitted$28

Combined weight

340g/m²

Light

A relative grading of combined fabric weight across the layers you have chosen. It is not a temperature rating and says nothing about the conditions the stack is suitable for.

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Every order carries a code. Enter it and the same styles, sizes and colours come back as a basket — no account, no password.

A reorder code is a shortcut for placing a new order. It is not a subscription: nothing is charged on a schedule and nothing renews.

Always in the catalogue

We don't discontinue our base styles. Colours may change; cuts don't.

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140 g/m²160 g/m²180 g/m²200 g/m²220 g/m²shrinkage stated on every stylepilling grade with the test namedtwo size tables — before and after the first washreorder code, not a subscriptionwe don't discontinue base styles140 g/m²160 g/m²180 g/m²200 g/m²220 g/m²shrinkage stated on every stylepilling grade with the test namedtwo size tables — before and after the first washreorder code, not a subscriptionwe don't discontinue base styles

02 / Weight

Five weights. One decision that changes everything else.

Grams per square metre is the only specification that reliably predicts how a plain jersey behaves: whether light passes through it, whether it hangs or clings, whether it survives a second winter. We publish it on every style and we cut the same body in five of them.

Five folded squares of jersey of increasing thickness, lit from the side

140 160 180 200 220

The five weights we cut, with the reference style for each
g/m²	Reference	What it does	From
140	Tee 140 Slim	Layer only. Pale colours are not opaque.	$28
160	Tee 160 Regular	The lowest weight we would wear alone.	$34
180	Tee 180 Regular	Opaque in every colour we cut.	$42
200	Tee 200 Boxy	Holds a square shape without pressing.	$52
220	Tee 220 Heavy	Heaviest. The collar does not go slack.	$62

Lightweight jersey held against a backlight, showing light passing through — 140 g/m²Backlit. At this weight a pale colour will show what is underneath it, which is why every style at or below 160 g/m² carries an opacity note on its page.

Heavyweight jersey held against the same backlight, almost opaque — 220 g/m²The same light, the same distance, the same exposure. Eighty grams is the difference between a layer and a garment.

03 / Catalogue

Six lines. Forty-four styles. None of them new.

Everything we cut sits in one of six lines, priced from $22 to $188. The catalogue does not rotate: colours move with the season, the blocks stay where they are.

Tees

9 styles

Short sleeve

Nine weights from 140 to 220 g/m². The whole line is one block graded by weight.

From $28

Long Sleeves

8 styles

Second layer

Eight long-sleeve bodies including two collars and one waffle structure.

From $34

Tanks & Camis

7 styles

First layer

Seven pieces worn against the skin. All are excluded from return once worn.

From $22

Base Dresses

6 styles

Full length

Six dresses, five of which are foundation layers rather than outerwear.

From $48

Multipacks

8 styles

Same style, in quantity

Eight packs of a single repeated style. Always cheaper than the pieces bought apart.

From $76

Layer Sets

6 styles

Across lines

Six assembled stacks chosen so no two necklines collide.

From $78

04 / Reorder

A shop built around buying the same thing again.

Most clothing shops are organised around what arrived this week. That is the wrong shape for base layers, where the honest behaviour is buying the identical piece for the fourth time because the third one wore out. So there is no new-in shelf here. There is a code.

A reorder code is a shortcut for placing a new order, nothing more. Nothing is charged on a schedule, nothing renews, and there is no membership to cancel — every purchase is a single one-time payment that you start yourself.

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You order once

Any order, of any size, generates a code. It appears on the confirmation page and again in the confirmation email.

You keep the code

The code is a random string. It holds no name, no address and no card details, and it works without an account.

You enter it when you run out

The same styles, sizes and colours come back as a basket. Change anything you want before paying, or pay as it stands.

If a colour is gone

We say so on the page and name the closest colour we currently cut. We never quietly substitute one colour for another inside a reorder.

What the code is not

Not a subscription, not a standing order, not a stored card. There is no recurring charge of any kind anywhere on this site.

05 / Evidence

Jersey shrinks and jersey pills. Here are our numbers.

Both are consequences of what knitted cotton is, not defects. What we can do is measure them under stated conditions and print the result next to the price, so the size you order is the size you keep.

Two identical t-shirts laid flat beside a ruler, one slightly smaller after washing — Shrinkage
Measured after the first wash at a stated temperature and drying method. Every style states both figures — length and width — and every style carries two size tables: what it measures now, and what it will measure after that wash.
Tee 160 Regular160 g/m²
-3% length · -1% width
Tee 220 Heavy220 g/m²
-2.5% length · -1% width
Thermal Waffle210 g/m²
-4% length · -2% width
Conditions: machine wash at 30°C, line dried flat.

Five squares of the same fabric showing progressively more surface fuzz — Pilling
Graded 1 to 5, where 5 is the smoothest surface after testing. A grade means nothing without the test that produced it, so we name the method every time. Where a style has not been tested, the row is absent rather than optimistic.
Tee Pima 200
Grade 5
Tee 160 Regular
Grade 4
Cami Modal
Grade 3
Martindale pilling test, ISO 12945-2, 2000 rubs. Modal blends grade lower than cotton and we publish that rather than leaving it out.

Two size tables

Because we state the shrinkage, the size chart has to state both numbers: the measurement now and the measurement after the first wash.

Opacity

Every style at or below 160 g/m² says on its own page that pale colours are not opaque at that weight.

Origin, twice

Where the fabric was knitted and where the garment was made up are two different facts. Both are on every page.

06 / Structure

Plain jersey, not shaped knit.

Plain jersey is knitted as a continuous roll of fabric, then cut and sewn like cloth. A sweater is knitted to shape, panel by panel, and never exists as fabric at all. Different machines, different sequence, different logic of fit — and the reason everything here behaves as a layer.

How the fabric is built

07 / Tools

Stack the layers before you buy them.

Choose a first and a second layer and the builder adds up their weights, grades the result, and warns you when the neckline underneath sits higher than the one on top — the mistake that makes a careful outfit look accidental.

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08 / Volume

Uniform base layers for a group.

Kitchens, crews, studios and clinics order the same weight in a spread of sizes. Tell us the headcount, the size distribution and the date you need it, and we will come back with what is possible within one working day.

Email: support@fashionabbigliamento.shop
Phone: +39 328 614 9057
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