The Signature crew tee in the MicroModal blend, the Corbet quilted crewneck, quarter-zip, full-zip hoodie and jogger, the Cloud 9 fleece crew and sweatpant, resort shirts — the 5 O'Clock, Dobby, Elio and Lucy — the Classic and Dressy stretch selvage shirts, the Bailey flannel shirt jacket, the Max moleskin overshirt, Archive and Bode puffer vests, the Icon and Nova sweaters and the Saturday beach short. Mostly men's, S to XXL, with a small women's run in XS to XL and the Bridget crop pant.
Marine Layer started in San Francisco in 2009 with one idea — a T-shirt as soft as the one you've had for ten years — and built the rest of the closet around the same fabric standard. Re-Spun tees are made from recycled cotton the brand collects back from customers; the Corbet is the quilted crew that's become the fall uniform. Nothing here is stiff on day one.
Fit: relaxed and true to size; the Corbet and the resort shirts are cut a little roomier, so size down for a trimmer look. Tees are true. Pairs with Faherty on the men's floor, New Balance underneath and a Melin hat; see men's tees, men's shirts and men's apparel for the rest.
Questions we get about Marine Layer
How does the Corbet quilted crew fit?
Relaxed with a dropped shoulder — most people take their usual size; go down one for a trimmer fit. It layers over a tee, under a jacket.
Are Marine Layer tees really that soft?
Yes — the Signature tee is a MicroModal and cotton blend; the Re-Spun is recycled cotton and a touch heavier. Both wash soft and stay soft.
