The last hour
of light.
19:26
Low Sun is streetwear made by climbers. Oversized fits, graphic tees, and real function underneath. We climb on weeknights. On weekends we drive somewhere with a mattress in the back. We care what things are made of. We don't do drops. We make a few things well and keep them in stock.
19:30
What we made.
Ten things. In stock unless it says otherwise.
19:52
What things
are made of.
You care. So do we. Here's the list.
- Cotton
- Organic, certified, mostly Turkish. Heavier than it needs to be, on purpose. It softens. It doesn't thin.
- Nylon and polyester
- Recycled, always. No water-repellent coatings. They wash off in a season and we'd rather not put them in the river.
- Wool
- Merino, mulesing-free, knitted in the Scottish Borders by people who have been doing it longer than we've been alive.
- Factories
- Two. Cut and sew in Porto. Knits in Hawick. We've stood on both floors. Ask us anything about them.
- Repairs
- Free, for as long as we exist. Send it back. We'll fix it and send it home.
- Packaging
- A paper bag. That's it.
20:03
Worn, not styled. Everything in these pictures is for sale or is somebody's actual van.
20:08
A note from us.
We started Low Sun because the clothes we climbed in looked like a catalogue, and the clothes we liked fell apart on rock. So we made a few things that do both jobs.
We're small. We make what we can sell and keep it in stock, instead of pretending it's rare. If something's wrong with your order, write to us. A person answers, usually the next morning, after the gym.
20:11
One email a month. A photo and a sentence. Sometimes a restock.