Organic peruvian pima cotton is the foundation of maxcire — a long-staple cotton so rare and so soft that only a small handful of mills in the world can produce it. It has a natural sheen, a smoother surface, and a strength that holds its shape without relying on synthetic blends. Every piece in this collection is made from 100% organic peruvian pima cotton — no polyester, no elastane, and no plastic fibers. Just clean, breathable cotton that feels unmistakably high-end.
This collection brings together our tees, hoodies, sweatshirts, and sweatpants, all constructed from heavyweight pima cotton fabrics designed for comfort, structure, and longevity. The silhouettes look minimal, but the fabric tells a different story. It has weight, drape, and softness you can’t fake — the kind of quality that usually lives inside luxury fashion houses, not everyday essentials.
Every garment is sewn and garment-dyed in los angeles using a non-toxic, small-batch process free of bpa, pfas, and formaldehyde. Garment dyeing gives each color natural depth and subtle variation, producing tones that feel richer and more dimensional than factory basics. An enzyme wash softens the fabric and reduces surface pilling while honoring a clean, organic approach to dye and finishing.
These are slow-made essentials — designed for people who care about what they wear and how it’s made. No logos. No seasonal hype. No fast-fashion shortcuts. Just elevated pieces that look simple at first glance but reveal their quality the moment you touch them.
Peruvian pima cotton naturally resists pilling, wears cooler against the skin, and lasts longer than standard cotton. Because of its fiber length and purity, it develops character as it breaks in, becoming softer without losing structure. This is clothing for a long life, not a fast cycle.
Maxcire is the only brand in the united states producing organic peruvian pima cotton essentials that are cut, sewn, and garment-dyed locally in los angeles. The collection stands at the intersection of clean manufacturing, quiet luxury, and everyday wear — a way to build a wardrobe around fewer, better pieces.
