Let's Go Explore - Otso X Oliver Lancaster T-Shirt
Oliver Lancaster is a multi-discipline artist and designer from Huddersfield. His work spans a wide range of styles and mixes the fun and tongue-in-cheek with more serious topics.
With a career over a decade he has worked with brands such as Nike, Adidas, Channel 4 & Alexander McQueen.
His long time collaboration with Otso is born of his love of the outdoors and the local countryside of Yorkshire. The emphasis on eco-conscious production and local printers are an important ethos they both share.
Their latest piece centres on the joy of upping sticks and going on an adventure! …up the mountain, down the stream, into the forest… LET’S GO EXPLORE!
PRODUCT INFO
A luxurious quality ethically made organic cotton T Shirt in a unisex cut and gender neutral colourway. Screenprinted by hand here in Slaithwaite, West Yorkshire.
SHIPPING AND RETURNS
- We offer FREE shipping on all order over £45 within the UK.
- Otherwise it's £4.00 Second Class Tracked and Signed from our local Post Office. Or you can Click and Collect in store for free. Please select your preferred option at checkout.
- Flat rate shipping of £9.00 for all international orders ( outside of the UK ).
- If you have any concerns with your garment please email us at hello@otso.clothing and we'll do our best to sort you out a replacement or refund. Return deliveries must be made at your own cost.
- We offer FREE shipping on all order over £45 within the UK.
SIZING AND CARE
- Our T-Shirts are regular fitting. Please order the size you normally would.
- Pit to pit width measurements = XS: 46cm S: 49cm, M: 52cm, L: 55cm, XL: 58cm, XXL: 61cm
- Length measurements = XS: 66cm S: 69cm, M: 72cm, L: 74cm, XL: 76cm, XXL: 78cm
- Our womens size comparisons are as follows: Size 6-8 = XS, Size 8-10 = S, Size 10-12 = M, Size 12-14 = L, Size 14-16 = XL
- In order to preserve the life of the print and the environment...Wash at 30˚and do not tumble dry this garment.
- Our T-Shirts are regular fitting. Please order the size you normally would.
