The Viscose Raw Edge T-Shirt in black is made from 94% vortex viscose, 6% elastane. Vortex spinning produces a smoother, more consistent yarn than ring-spun cotton, resulting in a jersey with a fluid hand and a surface that remains even under movement. The raw-cut hem is a construction decision: viscose jersey cut cleanly does not unravel in the way woven fabric would, so the edge can be left as-is without fraying into disorder. Seam detailing at the sleeves and along the back traces the garment's structure - the same deliberate marking that appears across Thom Krom's cut-and-sew range. The slim silhouette is close through the body without restriction; the viscose content means the garment moves and breathes in warm conditions. In black, the material surface reads as matte and clean, absorbing rather than reflecting light.