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IN/TLTECH PACK · v0.1
Generated 2026-06-04 · Spec Synthesis #13 · Concept #3

IN/TL/3 — Boxy Tee, 260gsm, 2-Color Drop (Bone + Slate)

260gsm heavyweight boxy tee in two colorways at $85 — dual-color Drop #1 to test palette demand without exceeding capital constraint.

Categorytee
Target retail$85
Fabric weight260 gsm
Estimated landed cost$27
Estimated margin68.2%
Confidence67%

Material & construction

FabricGOTS-certified organic cotton, single jersey 260gsm, garment-dyed post-sew (separate dye lots per color)
Silhouetteboxy heavyweight crew, drop shoulder 1.75", body length 27.5" at size M, same block as IN/TL/2 for shared sampling cost
Constructionidentical block to IN/TL/2 — drop shoulder set-in, double-stitched 5mm hem, taped neck binding, 1x1 rib crew neck; shared graded pattern across both colorways
Trimswoven satin neck label (mill name, worker wage tier, GOTS cert number, GPS coordinates — color-matched label thread per colorway as differentiation detail), embossed leather flag at left hem
Finishinggarment-dyed after sew in separate dye lots, single cold wash pre-shipment, pre-shrunk; each dye lot assigned a batch ID printed on label as open-ledger artifact

Colorway

Bone (#E8E0D0)Slate (#6B7280)

Points of measure (size M)

Specs as recommended. Grade S/L/XL using standard rules (2" chest/hem jumps for tee, 1.5" waist/hip for sweatpant). Tolerance ±¼" on critical dimensions.

PointSize M
shoulder drop1.75"
body length hps27.5"
neck rib height0.875"
chest pit to pit23"
sleeve length sho9"

Recommended factory profile

RegionPortugal
Required certificationsGOTS, OEKO-TEX 100
RationaleSomelos garment-dye program handles multiple colorways in sequential dye lots at 100-unit MOQ per color; shared knit body reduces per-unit cost vs. two separate SKUs; GOTS-certified

Demand evidence

Risk flags

Two colorways at 100 units each = 200 units minimum; at $27 landed cost, total landed inventory commitment is ~$5,400 — consumes up to 36-54% of capital ceiling before any other costs
Garment-dye across two separate color lots doubles QC exposure; both lots require dye-lot variance documentation and label reframing per pinned ops memory
Margin at 68.2% is the thinnest of the three concepts — least buffer for cost overruns
Same tee-conversion caveat applies: 3.6x lower sellout rate than sweatpants means two tee colorways still underperform a single sweatpant SKU on pure conversion math
Slate and Bone are adjacent neutrals — low palette differentiation risk if styling content does not clearly separate the two colorways in launch visuals

Why this for IN/TL

Colorful Standard's 40 tee sellouts — driven by multi-colorway depth — is the data point. Two colorways on one shared block costs less to sample than two separate silhouettes, generates double the sellout signal for Drop #2 color decisions, and lets IN/TL's open-ledger batch-ID label become a collector artifact at $85 without adding complexity to production.

Acceptance criteria (sample review)