
Batch-dyed fleece
Drop 14 fleece is garment-dyed after sewing so cuffs and hood match the body. Shrinkage is tested on three washes before release.
Concrete Orchard releases streetwear in numbered drops, not seasons. Drop 14 is a three-piece set: heavyweight fleece, carpenter pant and mesh cap dyed in the same batch so colours match under flash. We publish factory names, unit counts and restock policy before the cart opens. When a drop sells out, the pattern is retired. No secret restocks, no influencer back channels. Concrete Orchard posts factory audit summaries beside each drop so buyers know where units were sewn and dyed. Drop notes explain shrinkage tests, factory contacts and why we retire patterns instead of running secret restocks. Collectors use the archive page to compare measurements across drops.
Cart opens Saturdays at 11 a.m. Eastern. Numbers assigned at checkout.
Every drop starts as a sample rack in our Bushwick studio, then moves to one factory we have audited in person.

Drop 14 fleece is garment-dyed after sewing so cuffs and hood match the body. Shrinkage is tested on three washes before release.

US orders ship UPS Ground in recycled mailers. International ships DHL with duties shown upfront.

Send a photo of a failed seam within 60 days and we ship a replacement piece or offer store credit.

Every piece is numbered at checkout. The count is final and published before the cart opens.
Drop list members get a 15-minute early link. Numbers are assigned when payment clears.
“My Drop 9 fleece still looks new after two winters. The numbered tag is still sewn in.”
“They told us exactly how many caps existed. Mine is 118 of 120.”
“Sizing page showed a 6-foot model and a 5-foot-4 model. I picked medium correctly.”
Early link, restock transparency and factory notes before each release.
No. The pattern is retired and the count is final.
Within 30 minutes if your number has not shipped yet. Email support with your order number.
Fleece is garment-dyed and tested; still wash cold and hang dry.
Drop notes explain shrinkage tests, factory contacts and why we retire patterns instead of running secret restocks. Collectors use the archive page to compare measurements across drops.