Questions, answered straight.

Stoke is a co-ed outdoor apparel brand founded in 2026 in Colorado by two people who go outside anyway. The line is two garments — the Everything Tee (255 gsm, 100% cotton, boxy) and the Everything Pant (430 gsm cotton-polyester, straight leg) — sold together as the Everything Set or separately, in navy or oat, sizes S–2XL. The name is the idea: getting stoked is easy, staying stoked takes work.

Because two real garments beat nine promises. Every piece on the site has a sample, a measured chart, and a fabric spec from the supplier. Anything without those doesn't get a page. More comes when it clears the same bar.

No. Nothing is tied to one sport. The tee and the pant are for the day around the effort — the walk, the drive, the trailhead, the after. If you want to be outside, it's for you.

S–2XL, unisex, both garments — no XS. The tee's flat chest runs 22.83 in (S) to 25.98 in (2XL). The pant's hip runs 41.74 in (S) to 48.04 in (2XL) around. Full garment and body tables, in inches and centimeters, are on the Fit page.

Yes, on purpose. A Medium is 24.41 in from collar seam to hem on a 23.62 in flat chest — a length-to-chest ratio of 1.03, where a conventional tee runs closer to 1.25. That's roughly 3.5–4 in shorter than you're used to. It sits at the high hip. Sizing up adds 1.58 in of chest but only 0.79 in of length, so it doesn't fix it.

Yes. "Length" on the chart is an outseam — waistband to hem — not an inseam. It runs 40.55 in (S) to 43.7 in (2XL): 3.15 in across the whole size run. At 6'0"–6'3" the length is right in L–2XL. At 5'8"–5'11" expect a slight stack at the ankle. Under about 5'6" expect 2.5–4 in of extra length pooling on the shoe.

Up to a 36-inch hip, yes — pick "Baggy" in the Fit Finder and it returns the size with 10–13 in of hip ease, which is what the model is wearing (6'2", 143 lb, in a 2XL). Above a 36-inch hip the size run can't deliver that much ease; the Fit Finder says so rather than rounding to the nearest size.

Use the Fit Finder on the Fit page or any product page. Lay a tee you already like flat and measure armpit seam to armpit seam and collar seam to hem; it compares those two numbers to the chart and tells you which size is closest, how much wider and shorter it will be, and what that feels like. Or enter a body chest or hip measurement and how you want it to sit.

No — two. Tee size and pant size are chosen separately on the Set page. They should be: the tee model (6'1", 154 lb) wears an L and the pant model (6'2", 143 lb) wears a 2XL, worn deliberately oversized. One size for both is how a set generates a return.

The Everything Tee is 100% cotton at 255 gsm (7.5 oz). The Everything Pant is 56.44% cotton / 43.56% polyester at 430 gsm (12.7 oz). They are different fabrics at different weights; the Set is not all-cotton.

The tee is 100% cotton and not stated as preshrunk, so expect it to move more than the poly-blend pant. Exact five-wash shrinkage is being measured on the samples — chest and length for the tee, hip and length for the pant — and publishes here when it's real. Until then: wash cold, dry low, and the chart numbers are pre-wash.

Machine wash 30°C, gentle. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Iron low — avoid the print. Do not dry clean. Same card for both garments.

Yes. The manufacturer's size guide states a 1–3 cm variance between garments, and minor batch variation in fabric, dye, and processing is expected between production runs. The charts are the guide's numbers, measured flat, seam to seam.

The Everything Tee is $48 in the first run, $58 after. The Everything Pant is $88, then $98. The Everything Set — both pieces, sized separately — is $128, then $148: $8 less than buying the two apart. The first run is capped at 100 units; that cap is the only urgency we use, because it's real.

Samples of both garments are ordered and on the way, landing in September. Pre-orders open to the list first — 48 hours before anyone else — when we can show you the real garments on real people, and a ship-by date publishes the same day. Once an order is placed, each piece is made to order and lands in 12–21 days: 3–7 days of production, 9–14 in transit, tracked and duties-paid.

Unworn, unwashed items with tags can come back within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. Who pays return shipping and whether a Set can be returned as one piece are being set before pre-orders open — the Shipping & Returns page states each one plainly, including the ones that aren't decided yet.

US only at launch. International shipping is not available yet.