ONNO bamboo t-shirts | Made to Move Reviews

4.8 Rating 81 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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“This must be the tenth shirt I have purchased from Onno--they are the softest, most comfortable shirt I have ever worn and fit perfectly. Colors are beautiful and washing does not alter them. I hang them to dry and they dry quickly and don't need ironing. Very high quality product.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“These are such soft, amazing shirts. They are pricey but worth it to someone who can’t wear a lot of materials. I even buy them to sleep in.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Just wanted to let you know that I was in Paris and London for 40+ days and had my 3 perfect bamboo shirts. Although I didn’t wear them every day they were part of a rotation that had 4 other shirts. When washed in the late afternoon they were always ready for the next day and they didn’t have wrinkles. You make a terrific product…thanks again!”

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Posted 7 years ago

“It's soft, made well and very comfortable. It seems true to size. I wear a 5/6 and got a small and it fits well. It is longer so goes over pants nicely. If you prefer a longer cut you will appreciate this.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“The softest t shirts ever! I love the colors, the style, and the service while ordering.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“love the softness of the material, i think i would of given it 5 star, but i am a straight medium in a shirt, i ordered by the size chart and its really big”

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Posted 7 years ago

“Super comfortable quality shirt!”

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Posted 7 years ago

“These shirts are best for layering. The material is amazingly soft but a bit on the thin side. They don't shrink when washed in cold water, delicate cycle although the neckline did stretch out after the first wash. Hope it doesn't stretch more.”

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Posted 7 years ago