78% matchReigning Champ
North-American-made logo-free jersey and terry basics
What changes: Athletic cotton/terry focus rather than hemp fibers, higher price
Brand profile
California label making USA-sewn hemp and hemp-cotton basics, from logo-free tees to sweatshirts, shorts and pants.
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Nearly everything is hemp or hemp blended with organic cotton, offered in weights from lightweight tees to heavyweight sweatshirts, including 100% hemp styles.
The line is logo-free tees, tanks, raglans, shorts and pants cut and sewn in the USA, with tees around $48-$84 rather than commodity blank territory.
Robert Jungmann started outdoor label Manastash in 1993 and sold it in 2005, the same year he launched Jungmaven; the brand also resells pre-owned pieces.
78% matchNorth-American-made logo-free jersey and terry basics
What changes: Athletic cotton/terry focus rather than hemp fibers, higher price
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What changes: Overseas production and broader wardrobe incl. outerwear and shoes
67% matchSurf-leaning minimal basics with a coastal shop culture
What changes: More fashion-forward cuts and full collections, East Coast tone
65% matchBeach-town organic-cotton tees and easy shorts
What changes: Graphic-driven surf branding; brand has wound down
Jungmaven is a hemp-focused California apparel label founded in 2005 by Robert Jungmann, who earlier started outdoor brand Manastash in 1993 and sold it the same year he launched Jungmaven. The line centers on logo-free basics: hemp and hemp/organic-cotton tees, tanks, raglan sweatshirts, shorts and pants, cut and sewn in the USA. Garments span lightweight to heavyweight weaves, including 100% hemp styles, in wide seasonal color ranges. Tees run roughly $48-$84, sweatshirts $88-$120 and pants up to about $254. A resale program resells pre-owned pieces.