A lived-in stonewash tank that feels like summer nights and sun-warmed concrete. The soft, extra-light combed cotton drapes easy across the shoulders while the raw-cut sleeves give an unapologetic, off-duty edge. It’s breathable and low-profile—made to layer over a favorite bralette, run errands with a coffee in hand, or carry you through dusk bike rides along the river. The ribbed collar and shoulder tape keep the fit steady after many wears. Subtle distressing in the fabric makes each piece feel uniquely worn-in from day one.
Product features - 100% combed, pre-shrunk cotton for a soft, durable feel - Stone-washed finish for a worn, vintage look - Raw cut sleeve edges for an edgy, casual silhouette - Extra-light 140 g/m² fabric — breathable and easy to layer - Ribbed collar, shoulder tape and double-needle hem for long-lasting shape
Care instructions - Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F) - Do not bleach - Tumble dry: low heat - Iron, steam or dry: low heat - Do not dryclea
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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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