In general, select the size of clothing and shoes you normally wear, as Rawganique clothing are sized for the North American market. Exceptions are elastic-free boxers, shorts and pants where most people will fit into two sizes and you can generally go down a size for a normal fit. Any product marked as European style will also fit more snugly by North American standards.

Short Version (more detailed tables follow below)

Men - get the size you normally wear. Ladies, more detailed sizing chart in the women's sections below.

Tops

• S = Chest 38"
• M = Chest 40"
• L = Chest 42"
• XL = Chest 44"
• XXL = Chest 46"

Casual Bottoms

• XS = Waists 26 - 28"
• S = 28 - 32"
• M = 32 = 35"
• L = 35 - 38"
• XL = 38 - 42"
• XXL = 42 - 48"

10) HOW TO MEASURE YOURSELF (Pictograms)

Short Version Of Care Instructions

• Special clothing requires special care.
• Our organic garments prefer washers without agitating cores. Front loaders and core-less washers are preferred.
• Organic hemp and linen clothing DO NOT like high dry heat. Hang woven clothing to dry. Lay knit clothing flat to dry on a garment rack or clean towel. This is to prevent them from stretching of out shape.
• The organic cotton is OK with a dyer. Except for our unique 100% organic cotton fleece, which also prefers not to be in the dryer - the fleece also prefers to be washed separately from other garments because it will get lint on other garments for a few washes. Bigger items like fleece blankets can be dried in the machine on low heat, gentle cycle. 
• Use gentle biodegradable detergent. No bleach. No optical brighteners. No fabric softeners. Fabric softeners will clog the natural fabrics, leading to less breathability and breaking down of the fabrics. Oxygen-based whiteners are OK to use.
• No dryer for face masks, sleep masks, bandanas, napkins. These are best submerged in boiling water for 30 seconds to clean, disinfect and sanitise. Then air dry and steam ironed as needed.
• Dress jackets, lined dress pants, lined dresses and gowns, lined winter jackets are NOT machine washable or dryable. This is because the outer fabric and the liner may shrink at different rates.  They may be dry cleaned or wet cleaned at eco-friendly dry cleaners. Or gently wash by hand by agitating the garments in a basin of water which has been mixed with a mild detergent. Rinse and press water out, don't twist. Lay flat to dry. Many customers have reported that there are washing machines that have a hand wash cycle which work for these items as well.
• Hats, bags, shoes and boots are NOT machine washable. There are a few exceptions which are machine washable such as beanie tuques, fleece hats, Kyoto slippers, Satie and Tchaikovsky slippers, and organic coton shopping bags. These exceptions will be pointed out on relevant product pages.
• Pillows, comforters and mattress toppers are NOT machine washable. The reason is that the fill may not dry completely and may lead to mold conditions. Air these items out in the fresh air, away from direct sunlight, for a couple of hours every few months to keep fresh. Ths is why we recommend using our zippered organic cotton barrier protectors to protect these items. The protectors can then be unzipped and washed. Exceptions are the shredded natural rubber pillows which are machine washable because the small shredded fill can dry out.
• Rugs are not machine washable or dryable. Handwoven bathmats can be machine washed separately from other garments. If you spill something on it that stains, soak it up as soon as possible. Please consult a professional rug cleaner.

Long Version of Care Instructions

(With TidBits On The Unique & Special Qualities Of Rawganique Products) 

• Because we don't use toxic chemicals to "size" or "de-lint" or "treat" or "wrinkle-proof" or "stain-proof" our products in any way, there are some simple steps that you need to take to care for your new organic clothing. We have all been spoiled by the advances in the chemical sciences that yield wrinkle-free clothing, stain-proof clothing, high-perfomance micro-fiber synthetic clothing, but these advances come at a potentially high cost to the environment and human health. At Rawganique, we revel in creating untreated, unprocessed organic clothing, footwear, and bed and bath products because our homsteading roots have given us a great deal of respect for nature, the fragility of our planet, and the potential cost of chemicals to the health of humans and wildlife. Our products are free from GMO, pesticides, toxic dyes, BPA, PVC, dioxin, formaldehyde, and forever chemicals like PFAS.
• Linting is normal for naturally processed organic fabrics. This doesn't affect performance and will stop over time.
• Naps in our hemp and linen fabrics and occasional skipped loops in our terry towels etc. are characteristic of truly natural non-homogenized products and aren't defects. A lot of manufacturers boil hemp fibers down with acids and other chemicals to homogenize them so they can be cheaply spun in cotton matchines, which defeat the purpose of hemp and weaken their structures. We don't do this. Our organic products reflect their unique characters created by nature. We simply showcase their beauty and strength in the products we make.
• Our products can be steam ironed (hemp and linen at linen settings and organic cotton at cotton settings).

Shipping

We are located in Blaine, Washington, USA. Rawganique was founded in the Pacific Northwest by off-grid island homesteaders in 1997. We can ship to virtually any address in the world via FedEx and USPS. Depending on the shipping option you select, USA orders take 1 - 12 business days to reach you. Shipping within USA starts at $6 and most USA orders over $250 qualify for free shipping. International shipping via FedEx starts at $16. International orders usually take 2-7 business days unless there are unforeseen customs delays.

We normally ship orders on the same business day. We offer free shipping to most of USA on non-wholesale orders of $250 or more (depending on weight and size, some areas such as Alaska and Hawaii may not be eligible for this offer - we will let you know if that is the case).

We do not normally charge taxes for order outside of Washington state. While it's not common, once in a while your country may assess applicable customs fees or taxes, which would be your responsibility. As far as we know, there is no duty on products entering Canada that are made in USA or the EU, which all of our products are. Note that there are restrictions on some products, and some products cannot be shipped to international destinations.

When you place an order, we will estimate shipping and delivery dates for you based on the availability of your items and the shipping options you choose.

Returns Policy

You may return most new, unused, unwashed clothing, bag and footwear items in original condition within 30 days of delivery for exchange or a full refund of the product price (shipping is not refundable). For exchanges, please write a clear note specifying what you would like us to send in exchange.

No return on hygiene items such as face mask, sleep mask, bodycare, or worn socks, bandanas, etc. No return on closeout or final sale items or any custom-made or modified or washed items. In consideration to our chemically sensitive customers, we cannot accept returns on products that have been exposed to perfume or cigarette or cigar smoke, etc. We cannot accept returns on bed or bath items. When you buy a bed or bath item from us, you're guaranteed to receive a new product from our workshop and not a returned product from someone else. If you're not sure about a bed or bath product, please buy a small item such as wash cloth or pillowcase to try before buying the whole set. Thank you for your understanding.

You should expect to receive your refund within one week of receipt by us; however, in many cases, you will receive a refund more quickly. Your bank may take another 5 - 10 business days to post the refund to your account. While we grow, weave, knit and sew our products without toxic chemicals, we cannot guarantee against sensitivity or allergies because there are simply too many of them.