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Write to us, or come by.

We answer everything within two working days, and we answer it ourselves.

Where to write

General
hallo@weer.studioAnything at all. We read everything, on Thursdays.
Wholesale and stockists
wholesale@weer.studioMinimum order of forty pieces. We do not sell the same shirts to everyone.
Press
pers@weer.studioSample shirts, batch records and the numbers behind them, on request.
Take-back
loop@weer.studioPost us a box of shirts. We pay the label.

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A room of steam powered looms, Queen Street Mill, Burnley, 2013. Victuallers, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Coming to the table

Address
Keileweg 12, 3029 BS Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Open
Thursday to Saturday, 11:00 to 17:00
Getting here
Tram 4 to De Helleveer, then four minutes on foot
Telephone
+31 10 244 0918

On a Thursday you can watch the sorting table work. Bring the shirts in a bag and we will weigh them and tell you what they are worth against your next order.

Container cranes on the quay at the Amazone harbour in the port of Rotterdam.
Cranes on the Amazone harbour, Rotterdam. Alf van Beem, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Or find us in person

  • Hekwerk — Rotterdam, Keileweg
  • Katoen en Co — Amsterdam, De Pijp
  • Wat Schot — Utrecht, Oudegracht
  • De Dok — Antwerpen, Zuid
  • Spinnerei — Berlin, Kreuzberg

Asked often

Will it shrink?

Wash it cold and dry it flat or low. Reclaimed cotton relaxes about 2% in the first wash and then holds. A new tee shrinks three to five percent and then holds a shape you did not ask for.

How do I pick a size?

Our tees run boxy. If you want one that fits like the shirt you already own, take your usual size. Between two sizes, take the smaller one. The body measurements are on every product page.

What exactly is in the fabric?

One hundred percent cotton, and every gram of it was a t-shirt at some point. The flecks you can see in the jersey are the four shirts this one was spun from.

Where do the shirts come from?

Six collection points across Rotterdam, plus anyone who posts us a box. We pay the postage either way, and you can drop off at the studio on a Thursday.

What if it does not fit?

Thirty days, no questions, and we pay the return label. Send it back and we will put it into the loop rather than the bin.

How does the take-back work?

Post us two shirts in any condition. You get twenty percent off your next order and the shirts go back into the loop. It is the only part of this business that compounds.

Two working days, and a real answer from a person.

A container ship berthed under the cranes at the Amazone harbour in Rotterdam.