THE EVERYDAY PART IS THE POINT
MADE FOR THE DAYS YOU LIVE IN.
Your go-to, from first coffee to last call.
Clock in.
Early starts.
Clock out.
Late plans.
Do it again.
Everyday repeat.
EVERYDAY WEARY
The everyday tee
The shirt for every damn day.
100% American-grown cotton. Made in the USA. Rolled by hand and shipped in a can. Meet your new everyday rotation.
Choose one size for your whole pack. Pack savings are included.
A little extra for your everyday
Good shirts. Great perks.
Product details
100% American-grown cotton. Made in the USA. Printed and canned in Buffalo, NY.
Each tee is rolled by hand and shipped in a custom can. Choose one tee or build a 3-pack or 6-pack, mixing colors and sizes.
Size & fit
Find your everyday fit with our quick size finder above. It suggests a size using your height, weight, shoulder shape and stomach shape.
Prefer to compare measurements? Check the size chart before choosing your size.
Washing instructions
Keep the fit you bought it for. Turn your tee inside out and machine wash cold with like colors. Hang it to air-dry for the least shrinkage. If you use the dryer, tumble dry low and pull it out while it’s still slightly damp. Skip the hot wash and high heat.
Use only non-chlorine bleach when needed. Iron on low if needed, avoiding the printed neck label. Do not dry clean.
Our guarantee
Crack the can. We stand behind what’s inside.
Need a different size? Contact us within 14 days of delivery to request a size exchange. Your tee must be unwashed and only tried on. If you ordered a pack, open one can to check the fit and keep the rest sealed.
Something wrong with your tee? If it arrives with a hole, a stitching issue, a fabric flaw, or another manufacturing defect, send us your order number and a photo. We’ll replace the affected tee at no cost to you, including shipping.
$29.00
AMERICAN COTTON · MADE IN THE USA · SHIPPED IN A CAN
Open. Unroll. Wear.
A real cotton tee. A can worth opening.
THE SHIRT THAT STARTED IT
It started with my dad’s shirt.
I went through my entire closet. Almost every shirt was made overseas. The exception? My dad’s Buffalo Bisons shirt from the early ’90s. Made in the USA. 100% cotton. Still holding up more than 30 years later.
That tag hit differently. We’re a family-operated manufacturing business. We’d watched a business we worked with close after being undercut by overseas manufacturing. The people behind it had to find new jobs. Looking at the family and friends working alongside me, I couldn’t let them down.
Everyday Weary started with a simple question: if we could make a shirt like that then, why couldn’t we do it again? American-grown cotton. Knitted, cut, sewn, printed, and canned in New York. A good fit. One less decision in the morning. Work that stays close to home.
Bring back a shirt you can be proud to put on.
Back to our roots
Fabric
100% American-grown cotton.
Collar
A classic crewneck.
Seams
Double-needle hems.
THE CAN IS PART OF THE EXPERIENCE
Why a can? Because opening it should be half the fun.
A good shirt deserves a better entrance. We roll it up and put it in a can. You crack it open and make it your everyday. Keep the empty can on your desk for the little things.
GOOD SHIRT. GREAT ENTRANCE.THE MATERIAL MATTERS
Same heat. Different fibers.
See the difference between polyester and cotton.
Polyester
Plastic-based fiber. Melts under high heat.
100% cotton
Plant-based fiber. Burns and chars rather than melting.
No polyester in our Everyday Weary cotton tee.
WHY EVERYDAY WEARY
Your everyday deserves better.
A shirt is an everyday decision. We want that decision to mean something: natural cotton against your skin, work for the people making it here, and a little more personality in the package. That’s the idea behind Everyday Weary.
American-grown cotton. American-made tees. Canned with personality.
Wear. Wash. Repeat.
Ready all seven days.
MONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUN
THE STORY INSIDE YOUR SHIRT
How did our everyday
get so far from home?
Follow the thread. Then check your label.
-
1960s
We made what we wore.
About 95%
of apparel sold in the U.S. was made here.
Read more about We made what we wore.
A shirt meant more than something to put on. Behind it were people cutting, sewing and earning a living here.
AAFA historical estimate, reported by Cotton Incorporated. -
1990s
Lower costs. Work farther away.
1995
Imports became the majority.
Read more about Lower costs. Work farther away.
Brands increasingly sourced production abroad to access lower labor costs. By 1995, more than half the apparel Americans bought was imported. The work moved. The clothes came back.
BLS, Employment trends in textiles and apparel (1997). Offshoring developed over decades, not in one year. -
2000
The jobs were disappearing.
419,300 fewer
U.S. apparel manufacturing jobs than in 1990.
Read more about The jobs were disappearing.
Employment fell from 902,800 to 483,500 in a decade. Those numbers represent work people depended on. Imports contributed to the decline; productivity and other changes mattered too.
BLS apparel manufacturing employment series, 1990 and 2000. -
2025 / THE MATERIAL
Even the fiber had changed.
59%
of global fiber production was polyester.
Read more about Even the fiber had changed.
Synthetic fibers had been around for decades. By 2025, polyester dominated global fiber output. The everyday shirt could look familiar while being made from plastic-based fiber.
Textile Exchange, 2026 report. Global fibers across all end uses, not just U.S. clothing. Polyester blends existed by 1951 (Smithsonian). -
2025 / THE LABEL
Imported became the default.
97%
of clothes, shoes and accessories sold in the U.S. were imported, according to AAFA.
Read more about Imported became the default.
What once felt ordinary—buying something made here—had become something you had to look for.
AAFA, 2025 statement. This figure includes clothing, shoes and accessories. -
2026
Everyday Weary was born.
100% cotton
Grown in the USA. Packed into a can.
Read more about Everyday Weary was born.
We want your everyday to help write a different next chapter. American-grown cotton. An American-made tee. Rolled up and shipped in a custom can. Open it. Unroll it. Wear your choice.
Cotton fabric. No polyester blend. A custom can worth opening.
- BLS: overseas sourcing, labor costs and the 1995 import milestone.
- BLS: apparel manufacturing jobs, 1990–2011.
- AAFA: 2025 import statement (clothes, shoes and accessories).
- Smithsonian: Dacron polyester blending sample, 1951.
- Cotton Incorporated, Made in the USA (2022), reporting AAFA’s 1960s estimate.
- 2024 National Textile Industry Workforce Needs Assessment, page 7.
- Textile Exchange, Materials Market Report 2026 (2025 production data).
These measures describe different markets and years. The historical apparel estimate does not establish the origin or fiber content of every garment.
From dirt to shirt.
Four steps. One everyday tee.
- 01
Grown.
USA-grown cotton.
- 02
Spun & knitted.
Fiber becomes fabric.
- 03
Made here.
Cut & sewn in the USA.
- 04
Canned.
Rolled. Packed. Yours.
A little luck in your rotation
Some days come in gold.
1 IN 250 CANS
One in 250 cans is gold—and includes $100 cash. You’ll know when you open it.
Made here. Worn everywhere.
Printed and canned in Buffalo, NY.
Good questions. Straight answers.
Good questions.
How does it fit?
An everyday fit with room through the chest. Choose your usual size for a regular fit, or size up for a more relaxed feel.
How should I wash it?
Follow the care instructions on your shirt. Cotton can shrink with heat; a cold wash and low heat help keep its fit.
Does it really come in a can?
Yes. Your shirt is rolled and packed by hand inside a custom can. Open, unroll, wear.
Shipping & returns
See our current shipping policy and return policy for delivery and eligibility details.