Patrick Nautical Stripe

Lightweight, breathable, and broken-in from the first wear — this 100% cotton vintage jersey nautical stripe tee has the kind of easy, lived-in quality that makes it feel like a favorite the moment you pull it on. The slightly drop sleeve and raw-cut hem give it just enough slouch to feel effortless, without ever losing its polish. FIT & CONSTRUCTION Fit type: Relaxed, slightly cropped — fits true to size Silhouette: Collared V-neckline (popover henley), long sleeves with drop shoulder, straight raw-cut hem Model info: Mae is 5'9" with a 32" bust wearing a size S MATERIALS Fabric: 100% Cotton, Vintage Jersey Made: Made in California. Frank & Eileen's Vintage Jersey — formerly known as Heritage Jersey — is produced by Los Angeles-based artisan partners. Every piece is knit, sewn, washed, and dyed locally, creating jobs and upholding B Corp-approved fair labor practices throughout the supply chain. Sustainability: Frank & Eileen is a certified B Corporation and certified women-owned, women-led business. Their knitwear is made in partnership with Los Angeles-based artisans under B Corp-approved fair labor standards, with a longstanding commitment to ethical, sustainable manufacturing since the brand's founding in 2009. CARE Wash separately in cold water before first wear to prevent color transfer. After that, machine wash cold with like colors and tumble dry low. STYLED BY LADDER Tuck loosely into wide-leg linen trousers and add leather sandals for a warm-weather look that feels polished without trying too hard — or layer it over a swimsuit on the way to the water. ABOUT FRANK & EILEEN Frank & Eileen was founded in 2009 by engineer-turned-designer Audrey McLoghlin, who set out to reinvent the button-up shirt for women — a category that had, until then, been built almost entirely around men. Named for Audrey's Irish grandparents, the brand has grown slowly and intentionally into a globally recognized, certified B Corporation that has retained 100% independent ownership while working with the same ethical, sustainable manufacturers for over a decade. Their California-made knitwear — produced by local artisan partners in Los Angeles — reflects a deep commitment to slow fashion, natural fibers, and female entrepreneurship as a genuine force for good.