A TEE YOU CAN
RAISE YOUR ARMS IN

Most tees ask something of you. A little tug at the hem, a little check in the mirror, a cardigan kept nearby just in case. Norah asks nothing at all. You put it on, you get on with the day, and it stays exactly where you left it.

WHY THE NORAH?

• It covers what you want covered: Longer through the body, so it stays down when you reach up for the top shelf or bend to the bottom of the trolley. No riding up, no hitching it back into place a dozen times a day.
  
  
• Kind through the arm: The sleeve gives the upper arm a little room rather than gripping it, which is the reason most women give up on tees entirely. Here it simply skims and moves with you.
  
  
• Nothing to fidget with: No itch at the neck, no seam that digs, no fabric clinging where you would rather it did not. Soft enough that you stop noticing you have it on by about ten in the morning.
  
  
• It fits into what you already own: With jeans, with a skirt, under a cardigan when the evening turns, tucked or left out. It quietly becomes the thing you build the rest around.
  
  
• The one you buy twice: Most people order one, wear it until it needs washing, then wish they had a second in the drawer. Save yourself the fortnight and take two.