Guide

Slubby denim means denim woven with thick-and-thin yarns that create visible, irregular texture and streaky vertical lines.

In denim, slub means thicker-and-thinner yarns that create visible texture, streaks, and high-character fades.

Boiling denim shrinks cotton, softens stiff fabric, and speeds color loss while risking stretch fibers.

A “Drew hoodie” means a hoodie from Justin Bieber’s Drew House, named after his middle name and marked by the “drew” smiley logo.

Non-iron shirts are cotton fabrics finished to resist wrinkles so they dry smooth after washing and light tumble or hang-dry.

In shirts, a single cuff means a non-folding cuff—usually a barrel with buttons, though some tailors use it for a one-layer cuff with cufflinks.

Dri-FIT on Nike socks means moisture-wicking fibers that move sweat away so feet stay drier, cooler, and more comfortable.

Spray-on jeans means super-skinny, high-stretch denim that fits like a second skin from hip to ankle.

An organic T-shirt means the cotton was grown to organic rules, and the tee was made under standards that restrict harmful chemicals.

An easy care dress shirt means low-maintenance fabric that resists wrinkles and needs little ironing to look neat after washing.