ONNO bamboo t-shirts | Made to Move Reviews

4.9 Rating 67 Reviews

About ONNO T-Shirt Company:

ONNO makes eco-friendly t-shirts from bamboo, hemp and organic cotton.

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Phone:

303-928-7170

Email:

hello@onno.com

Location:

1633 Pine Street, ,
Boulder
80302

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“The feel of the bamboo t shirt I purchased is absolutely amazing, light and soft and ideal for the extreme heat of this summer. At first I had ordered a size which was just a little too small, so I asked for one size up. The ONNO crew was extremely helpful and fast in getting the replacement to me. I certainly will buy more shirts from ONNO in the future.”

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Posted 4 months ago

“This one was significantly shorter than my other one that is the same material and size just a different color. I do t like the shorter length. Fabulous customer service, I working on exchanging for a different one.”

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Posted 4 months ago

“I am a new ONNO customer and I must say this is a fantastic company for many reasons. Their t-shirts are wonderful. I purchased two women's bamboo shirts in espresso and rust and the shirts were so soft and well made. The colors were true to the photos too. I've already found two more colors I need to add to my closet! Give them a try, I think you will be very satisfied with your purchase. Peggy S.”

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Posted 4 months ago

“Love these tees! Soft and comfortable. Fit is true to size. I’m long-waisted and they are a flattering length. I have 5 now each in different colors.”

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Posted 4 months ago

“Absolutely love this shirt! So soft and comfy. It was my first purchase from this company and definitely won't be my last! Not only do they offer quality shirts, but the customer service is second to none!”

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Posted 4 months ago

“Love the comfort and feel of the bamboo shirt. Colors are just as advertised”

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Posted 4 months ago

“This shirt color is called Rust, but it was more gold than I was expecting (I thought it would be more paprika or burnt sienna color), so I exchanged it.”