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A classic crewneck with a retro 90s colour scheme. Garment-dyed for a lived-in vintage look and feel, this sweatshirt features the BodyBreak logo embroidery on the front chest, and back neck embroidery with a special edition 90s-style GFS logo script.
- Details: Garment-dyed, ring-spun fabric for reduced pilling. Soft fleece lining. Ribbed cuffs and hem. Pre-shrunk.
- Fit: Gender neutral sizing in a relaxed fit.
- Material: 100% cotton.
- Origin: Made in a family-owned factory in Toronto, Canada.
- Care: Machine wash cold, hang to dry.
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Compostable packaging
Every order ships in a 100% compostable mailer. Add it to your at-home compost and it will enrich the soil with plant food over 6 months until it completely decomposes.
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Carbon offsetting
We automatically neutralize the shipping emissions of your order by donating to reforestation projects. We've partnered with Pachama, a best-in-class organization in carbon neutral protocols and standards.
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ICONIC HEALTHY LIVING EXPERTS
About BodyBreak
Hal Johnson and Joanne McLeod self-financed the pilot for BodyBreak in 1988. Every Canadian remembers that memorable theme song between commercial breaks on TV. This collaboration aims to embrace the diversity and inclusivity BodyBreak represented over their 300 episodes that promoted living a healthier, active lifestyle regardless of age, gender, race, or ability.
Mix & match with other items from this limited collection to build the ultimate retro fit.
View CollectionWhat's in our pricing
It's a fair question. The answer is simple: treating people fairly.
Since we manufacture in Canada, costs to create our products are much higher than comparable brands. The largest difference is in labour. We provide our production staff a living wage, health benefits, and a safe and comfortable working environment. Other brands that manufacture overseas pay a fraction of those costs due to unethical labour laws.