Training clothes for people who turn up
Where the range came from, what we write about, and how to reach us.
Four things that change how a garment performs, and how long it keeps performing.
01
The shoulder seam sits on the edge of your shoulder, not down the arm. The hem stops at the hip, long enough to stay tucked through a lift.
03
Go lighter and looser, never tighter. A loose knit moves air across the skin, and a pale colour takes in less of the sun on the way in.
02
A 180gsm tee is light and dries fast; a 240gsm tee hangs heavier and holds its shape longer. Pick by the session, not the season.
04
Wash cold, inside out, with like colours, then hang it to dry. Skip the softener: it coats the fibres and stops a knit from wicking sweat.
We have no plans to claim more than we can show. What we do is make fewer styles, test them for shape retention before they are cut, and replace anything that fails inside two years.
Replaced free if a piece fails in normal training.
The weight of our heaviest cotton, the Onyx tee.
Every order in the world ships from the same place.
Nothing open at the moment, but we keep a short list for when that changes. Send a note to careers@grit-demo.test and we will reach out if something opens that fits.
Grit is online-only for now — everything we make ships from one place, which is part of how we keep the fit consistent. Stockist enquiries go to wholesale@grit-demo.test.
Sample requests, lookbook files and founder interviews all go to one address: press@grit-demo.test. Samples ship in the sizes you need.