FAQ's
Where are you located?
Field + Foundry is built on home soil. Every shirt comes off the press right here, in shops in Florida and Texas, run by people who know their way around a heat press and a strong cup of coffee.
Homegrown, home-printed, and proud of the mileage that doesn't leave the map.
Do you ship internationally?
Not yet, but we're working on it. Right now Field + Foundry stays close to home, printed and shipped from Florida and Texas to doorsteps across the US.
If you're writing in from outside the US, we'd love to hear from you. Send a note to hello@fieldandfoundryco.com and tell us where you're writing from. Every email is one more reason to pack up the presses and head your way.
The more of you that write in, the sooner we cross the water.
Will I get a tracking number for my order?
Yes. Once your order leaves the shop, we'll send a tracking email with a number of its own, so you can follow along like you're tracking a seed packet from soil to sprout. No guesswork, no waiting by the window. Just check the link and watch it grow closer to your doorstep.
Consider it a field log for your package. Every stop tracked, every mile logged, right up to your door.
Why does my tracking mention Amazon?
Every Field + Foundry Co. piece is made to order, then handed off to a network of production and delivery partners to reach you. Depending on the product, the fulfillment location, and where it's headed, your order might travel by Amazon Shipping, DHL eCommerce, USPS, UPS, or another carrier.
We choose whichever route gets your order to your door efficiently, and that carrier's name may show up on your tracking page or shipping label. If you spot Amazon in there, no need for concern. Your order came directly from Field + Foundry Co. and was made just for you.
What materials are your products made of?
Soft enough to live in, sturdy enough to earn a few grass stains. We choose high-quality, comfortable materials for every tee, gentle on the skin and built to hold up to actual wear.
Soft as a well-worn field guide, tougher than it looks.