More than a shirt

A shirt made to be worn often, for a long time and by more people. Designed in Sweden, with fabric from Portugal and made in Lithuania.

The UNI/FORM shirt seen from the front, worn

One shirt. More occasions.

The starting point is 1950s shirting: a half placket, a straight fall, a garment made to work in. The cut has been reconsidered for contemporary life — the same simplicity, a modern fit, a construction built to be used.

The UNI/FORM shirt seen from the back, without a back yoke
Close-up of the stand collar and half placket

MADE TO BE USED

Durability begins in the construction. French fell seams, bound edges on exposed areas and a back without a conventional yoke give a garment that moves with the body and withstands repeated washing and wear.

EIGHT DIMENSIONS OF SUSTAINABILITY

Sustainability is not a property added afterwards. It is the result of the decisions made when the shirt was drawn.

  1. 01 — MATERIAL

    The navy shirt is made from 100% organic cotton. Material selection determines both environmental impact and how long the garment lasts: a fabric that withstands washing and abrasion needs replacing less often.

  2. 02 — DISTANCE

    Production is kept geographically concentrated within Europe. Designed in Sweden, fabric from Portugal, made in Lithuania — shorter distances between the steps that make the garment.

  3. 03 — PEOPLE

    Manufacturing takes place in factories with fair working conditions and fair wages. We do not state certifications we cannot substantiate.

  4. 04 — DURABILITY

    French fell seams, bound edging, durable fabric and a construction that can be repaired. Wear it. Repair it. Keep it.

  5. 05 — UNISEX

    One design made for women and men. The same garment should work across different bodies and different styles — which is why we do not split the range.

  6. 06 — VERSATILITY

    Designed for everyday life as well as more formal situations. A garment that works in more situations reduces the need for specialised wardrobe purchases.

  7. 07 — ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY

    Fritis is run as a cooperative economic association. Any profit is reinvested to improve the products and to support other initiatives working to develop and improve our world.

  8. 08 — DESIGN

    By using a classic design that has stayed good-looking, relevant and worn for several hundred years, our shirt will never be hidden away — it can keep being used year after year.

OUR EIGHT PRINCIPLES