A laid-back cotton tee that carries the calm of the Northern Beaches with a simple Freshwater logo on the chest. The shirt sits lightly on your shoulders and moves with you—breathable, slightly structured, and quietly confident. Slip it on for morning walks along the sand, slow coffee runs, or evenings by the water when the light softens. The soft knit collar and taped shoulders keep the silhouette neat wash after wash, and the subtle logo lets locals and travelers both nod to that coastal rhythm without shouting. Wear it layered under a flannel or alone when you want something straightforward, comfortable, and familiar.
Product features - 100% combed, ring-spun cotton (solid colors); heather blends contain 85% cotton / 15% viscose - Medium-weight fabric (180 g/m²) with a regular, true-to-size fit - Side seams and ribbed knit collar for shape retention and durability - Neck and shoulder twill tape plus tear-away DTF inner neck label for comfort and clean finish - Runs true to size; easy-care construction suited to frequent wear
Care instructions - Do not iron - Do not dryclean - Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F) - Do not bleach - Do not tumble dry
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Celebrate the remarkable story of SS South Steyne, Sydney’s much-loved heritage-listed Manly ferry, with this special 2027 photographic calendar from Lost Manly Emporium. Featuring carefully selected historic images spanning her extraordinary life, the calendar follows South Steyne from her arrival in Sydney in 1938 through decades of service, survival and preservation. A tribute to an enduring icon of Manly and Sydney Harbour — and a reminder of why this grand old ferry deserves a future on the harbour she once called home.
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