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OFF SEASON is a clothing label based in Canada. We make heavyweight basics — cotton jersey, loopback fleece, washed twill, coated nylon — and nothing else. No denim, no seasonal pivots.

Everything is made in small drops. Fabric is bought by the lot, cut once, and sold until the sizes run out. That keeps the cloth good and the run honest.

Most of the Canadian year is not summer and not deep winter. It is grey, wet, and ten degrees. That stretch is what these pieces are built for — a 480gsm hoodie you can wear on its own in October, a chore jacket over it in April.

Heavier fabric holds shape through the wet months and outlasts a season. The palette stays close to the ground so pieces layer across years rather than drops.

Bodies are cut square with a dropped shoulder. Tops sit short at the hip, fleece runs boxy, bottoms are straight through the leg. Sizing is unisex, XS through XXL. If you want a closer fit, take one size down — the size guide has flat measurements for every piece.

Jersey and fleece are knit from combed cotton. Twill and nylon are chosen for weight and hand rather than price, and we buy the same cloth drop to drop so a piece bought this year sits beside one bought next year. Fabric details sit on every product page, by weight.