The shirt that travels smarter There's a specific kind of shirt you want when you're bouncing between morning hikes and evening drinks somewhere warm — something breathable, something that doesn't crease in your bag, and something that looks effortlessly put-together without trying too hard. The Crosswinds Camp Shirt is exactly that. Roark have used a dobby stripe fabric made from an organic cotton and TENCEL blend that wicks moisture, resists wrinkles, and feels brilliant against the skin all day long. The relaxed fit gives you room to move without looking sloppy, and the whole thing has that easy, unhurried vibe that Roark do better than just about anyone. Whether you're exploring back streets abroad or heading out for a weekend somewhere coastal, this is the shirt you'll be glad you packed. FEATURES SPECS MATERIALS SIZE GUIDE CARE GUIDE ECO CREDENTIALS THE BRAND Organic cotton and TENCEL blend is breathable, moisture-wicking and ridiculously comfortable Wrinkle-resistant finish — looks sharp straight out of the bag Relaxed fit with a camp collar for easy, everyday style Made with sustainable fabrics that feel as good as they look Highly breathable dobby stripes Organic cotton TENCEL blend Moisture wicking Camp collar Button front closure Self patch pocket 55% Organic Cotton 45% Tencel Size Size US Size UK Bust (inches) Waist (inches) Hip (inches) XS 0-2 6 32.5-33.5 24.5-25.5 35.5-36.5 S 4-6 8-10 34.5-35.5 26.5-27.5 37.5-38.5 M 8 12 36.5-37.5 28.5-29.5 39.5-40.5 L 10-12 14-16 39 31 42 Size Size US Size UK Bust (cm) Waist (cm) Hip (cm) XS 0-2 6 82.6-85.1 62.2-64.8 90.2-92.7 S 4-6 8-10 87.6-90.2 67.3-69.9 95.3-97.8 M 8 12 92.7-95.3 72.4-74.9 100.3-102.9 L 10-12 14-16 99.1 78.7 106.7 Machine wash cold Only non-chlorine bleach when needed Hang to dry Do not dry clean Ethically Sourced Materials: This product is made with organic cotton Supports Eco Initiatives: Roark is committed to utilising Fair Trade factories, eliminating harmful materials and substances, and monitoring employee labour standards throughout their supply chain. With garment circularity (ability to completely recycle main components of an existing garment) at the forefront of their sustainability initiatives, the brand is focused on forward-looking product engineering in order to provide recyclable products at the end of its initial product lifecycle Some brands make clothes. Roark makes excuses to leave. Founded in 2010 by Ryan Hitzel — a restless artist, former Volcom creative and the kind of bloke who'd rather be digging through a back-alley market in Oaxaca than sitting behind a desk — Roark was born out of a road trip from San Francisco to the Mexican border and a deep frustration with an outdoor industry that had lost its sense of story. Ryan wanted something that wasn't just a surf brand, or a skate brand, or an outdoor brand — he wanted a brand built around the lifestyle of adventurism itself. The kind that sees every trip as a chance to discover something worth telling people about. Each season, Roark's crew picks a destination somewhere on the map and heads out to test their gear across surfing, climbing, skating, running and whatever else the road throws at them. That real-world thrashing is what shapes the collection — purpose-built pieces that work just as well on a Himalayan motorcycle expedition as they do in a pub in the Lakes. It's gear designed for people who never quite know where they'll end up, and wouldn't have it any other way.
