ONNO bamboo t-shirts | Made to Move Reviews

4.9 Rating 85 Reviews

About ONNO T-Shirt Company:

ONNO makes eco-friendly t-shirts from bamboo, hemp and organic cotton.

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Email:

hello@onno.com

Location:

2965 18th Street,
BOULDER
Colorado
80304

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“The bamboo shirts are so incredibly soft and comfortable. I've bought 2 different materials of ONNO shirts, hemp and bamboo. Both are great but I prefer the bamboo. I highly recommend these shirts!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I purchased a bamboo t-shirt in stone which is a fabulous color. I did need the S rather than an XS which was a bit snug. The fabric is really soft and comfortable. The shirt is quality--well made. I plan to purchase a hemp shirt and a long sleeve shirt in the future. I will take my new shirt with me on vacation this summer.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“It is the softest T-shirt ever! Outstanding quality at a reasonable price, Nice colors, and Excellent customer service, my email was answered within 24 hours. I plan to order more :)”

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Posted 1 year ago

“It’s really as fabulous as the reviews say! Love these shirts.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I love this T! It is incredibly soft. I have TShirts from other brands that are a similar fabric but they are very firm fitting. Was so happy to find Onno. They are a perfect travel and active shirt.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Onno is my favorite tshirt. So soft and the customer services is unmatched. Love this tshirt as you can wear it for sports as well as work under a blazer. Will be buying more soon.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Wore this shirt for the first time hiking. Loved it!! Very soft, so comfortable. Would highly recommend!!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I now have 3 of these shirts and love every one of them. They wash well, are soft and light enough for summer temperatures and the fit is perfect. I’m 5’ 5” talk, weigh 120 lbs and wear a small. Looking forward to buying long sleeved ones when the temperatures get cooler again.”

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Posted 1 year ago