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Our story

Fewer, better things.

Common Goods started with one overshirt and a question: what would it take to make something you keep for ten years? Six years later we still ask it before every product.

The Common Goods studio with overshirts on a rail and patterns on the cutting table

A weaver checking undyed merino on a wooden loom

Materials

We start with the cloth

Our merino comes from a family mill in Biella and our cotton twill from a weaver near Łódź who has made it for forty years. We visit both twice a year and wash every new cloth ourselves before it becomes a shirt.

A worn olive overshirt getting a patch on the elbow

Repairs

Made to be mended

Every piece leaves the studio with spare buttons and a care card. If a seam goes or an elbow wears through in the first two years, send it back and we mend it for free. After that, at cost.

01

Natural materials

Organic cotton, merino, waxed canvas, oak and steel. Nothing that sheds plastic into the wash.

02

Short runs

We make small batches and restock what sells. No seasonal clear-outs, no piles of unsold stock.

03

Repair first

Free repairs for two years, spare buttons in every box and care guides for everything we sell.

2019

Founded in Denver

6

Partner workshops in Poland

1,400+

Repairs done for free

4.8

Average review, 3,200 reviews

“We would rather sell you one shirt you wear for a decade than five you forget by spring.”

Ola and Piotr · founders

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