Loaf (n.)

Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)
Loaf (n.)

Loaf (n.)

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Paws folded under, tail brought round, spine settled into one unbroken curve. The word gets used a hundred times a day by people who have never agreed on a definition, so here is one: a loaf is what a cat becomes when it has stopped considering its options.

Printed on the Comfort Colors 1717: a 6.1-ounce, garment-dyed heavyweight that shows up soft, fits relaxed and boxy, and fades like a favorite because it basically ships as one. The type prints worn and broken-in, less ink and softer hand than a solid block.

  • 100% ring-spun cotton, garment-dyed
  • Relaxed fit, drop shoulder
  • Worn, distressed type with a soft, broken-in hand
  • Printed to order in the US

It is a posture that takes commitment. You cannot loaf on your way to somewhere else.