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Browse all Taylor Stitch sweatshirts →The Sunset Pant in Rinsed Indigo Terry
The verdict
Fit
Terry construction in rinsed indigo suggests a relaxed, slouchy leg; typical of Taylor Stitch's casual approach.
Quality
Organic cotton terry from this maker holds its shape reasonably well; indigo dye may soften slightly over time.
Is the price fair?
At $118, you're in mid-range territory for organic lounge wear; price is fair for fiber choice and brand.
Best for
Home lounging or very casual outings by shoppers who prioritize natural materials.
Care
Wash with like colors; the indigo may bleed slightly on first wash, especially in hot water.
What owners report about Taylor Stitch sweatshirts
Hands-on reviewers rate the crewneck sweatshirts highly on fabric and construction — one tester calls the fabric on the Fillmore crewneck outstanding and the fit excellent, and brand-wide reviews describe construction quality as phenomenal with pieces holding up well to hard wear. The recurring gripes are that the neck and waist ribbing has less stretch and recovery than owners expect from a crewneck, prices sit at the premium end, and some longtime customers say quality became less consistent after production moved overseas.
- Strengths
- Fabric quality and construction on the crewnecks draw consistent praise from reviewers who own them, with pieces reported to hold up well over time.
- Watch out for
- Ribbing elasticity at the neck and waist disappoints some owners, and a subset of longtime customers report quality is now less consistent than it once was.
- Sizing
- Owners report true-to-size but tailored, trim cuts — size up if between sizes or if you want a roomier sweatshirt fit — though some customers note sizing inconsistency between items.
About Taylor Stitch's sweatshirts line as a whole. Sources: Taylor Stitch Review: I Tried Their Most Popular Styles - The Adult Man · Taylor Stitch Clothing Review - Honest Brand Reviews · In-Depth Taylor Stitch Review - Irreverent Gent