datawebotMarine Layer apparel data: fabric, sizing & Re-Spun
Map Marine Layer style, fit, size and fiber details; compare fabric families and separate Re-Spun clothing from the Take Back Bag program and returns.
A collection, a garment and a selected variant are different records
Marine Layer collections use category and fabric facets alongside size, color, fit, length and product type. Those browse labels describe a group; the product page is the garment record; its displayed Style Number, selected color and size identify the specific item or option at different levels. On October 3, 2026, the Natural and Navy pages for the Re-Spun Signature Crew displayed different Style Numbers (MSC1-RS-NAT and MSC1-RS-BI), so retain the value and page context instead of treating it as a universal family ID.
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| Record level | Useful Marine Layer fields | Why the distinction matters |
|---|---|---|
| Collection or fabric family | Department/category, named fabric line, fit and product type | A family card can summarize products with different fiber contents. |
| Garment page | Product name, displayed Style Number, garment type and specification page | Retain the Style Number as labeled; a color-specific product can have a different value. |
| Selected variant | Color, size, availability and variant URL where shown | A size or color selection can change the actual item and its current offer state. |
| Size-chart entry | Garment category, fit system, standard and in-between labels | Labels may be chart-specific; do not normalize them to a different garment's sizing. |
Fiber percentages belong to the exact garment
Marine Layer's Re-Spun name is not a garment-wide fiber percentage. A Re-Spun Sport Graphic Tee page checked October 3, 2026 lists 47% recycled polyester, 47% polyester and 6% spandex, while separately describing a portion of the fabric as Re-Spun and saying “100% of these yarns are recycled.” Keep the specification and the brand's yarn statement attributed as separate claims; neither should be substituted for the other.
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| Source statement | What to preserve | What not to infer |
|---|---|---|
| Fiber composition | The exact percentages and the garment/page they belong to | That the whole garment has the same recycled share as one named yarn. |
| Re-Spun or recycled-yarn wording | The wording and product-page context, with an observation date | That every Marine Layer garment or every Re-Spun item uses an identical blend. |
| Fit, care and origin | The selected garment's fit label, care instruction and stated manufacturing details | A brand-wide size, care or country-of-origin rule. |
| Second Re-Spun example | Checked October 3, 2026: the Natural Signature Crew page lists 45% recycled polyester, 30% Tencel Lyocell and 25% upcycled cotton; Standard Fit, style MSC1-RS-NAT, yarn spun in Spain and assembled in the USA | That its composition, fit or production origin applies to the Sport Graphic Tee. |
Fabric-family names are clues, not a substitute for composition
A Marine Layer collection checked October 3, 2026 describes several men's fabric families with different stated weights and finishes. Keep the listed family description with the collection and date; use the individual garment's fiber and construction details for a material record.
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| Collection label | Collection-page description | Record carefully |
|---|---|---|
| Signature Crew | 155 GSM lightweight jersey | The fabric-family weight is not a fiber blend or a size/fit value. |
| Sea Change | 160 GSM; described as made with recycled fibers | Retain the brand attribution and verify the specific garment composition. |
| Hemp Cotton | 190 GSM; described as breathable | Do not infer a particular hemp/cotton percentage from the name. |
| Luxe 250 | 250 GSM with a sueded finish | The finish and fabric weight do not identify fiber percentages. |
| Air Tees | 225 GSM breathable pique | Keep collection description separate from a specific Air garment's spec. |
Preserve fit and size-chart labels as published
Marine Layer product pages can include a garment-specific chart as well as a selected size. A men’s tops chart checked October 3, 2026 uses intermediate labels such as Marge and Larger between its standard chest ranges. Treat those as labels from that particular chart, not as universal sizes, and preserve the measurement range and garment category beside them.
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| Sizing detail | Keep together | Normalization rule |
|---|---|---|
| Standard size | The size label and that chart's body-measurement range | Do not assign a fit recommendation to another garment. |
| Intermediate size | The men's in-between chart lists Marge at 39–40 in. chest and Larger at 42–43 in. | Retain chart context; do not silently rename or transfer these ranges to another garment. |
| Garment fit | The product's fit label, such as Standard or Classic where stated | Fit is a garment attribute, not a size-chart measurement. |
| Selected size and color | The option shown on the selected product or variant page | Do not treat every charted option as currently available. |
Price and availability depend on the selected option
A garment family does not have one permanent offer state. A source record should keep the selected size and color with the displayed regular or sale price, promotion context, final-sale status and observation time. Marine Layer can change offers and inventory; no current price, discount or stock level is reported here.
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| Offer field | Capture with | Do not infer |
|---|---|---|
| Displayed price | Currency, selected variant, channel and observed-at time | That every size/color has the same price. |
| Sale or bundle condition | Promotion wording, qualifying products and applicable date | That a collection-wide offer applies to the selected item. |
| Availability | Exact size/color option and observed status | That a previously listed option remains in stock. |
| Return state | Item type, final-sale label, region and policy date | That apparel returns and program-kit returns follow the same rule. |
The Take Back Bag is a program kit, separate from apparel
The Re-Spun Take Back Bag has a separate listing and return journey from clothing. On October 3, 2026, its page stated a $40 reward, U.S.-address availability, limits of three per order and six per calendar year, 24-by-24-inch dimensions, up to 15 pounds, and final-sale/no-promotion terms. These are dated listing terms that may change. The Returns page excludes the kit from its general apparel return period. Keep the kit, shipped-back textiles, earned reward and clothing purchase as separate records.
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| Program element | Current page context checked October 3, 2026 | Keep separate from |
|---|---|---|
| Kit offer | Re-Spun Take Back Bag is listed as a one-size program kit and marked final sale | A shirt, garment style or clothing offer. |
| Reward | The product page displays a $40 Marine Layer reward and says it cannot combine with other discounts/rewards | A cash refund, garment sale price or permanent reward amount. |
| Eligibility and limits | The page states U.S.-address eligibility and per-order/annual order limits | A universal or permanent program rule; recheck before use. |
| Accepted shipment | The brand says it accepts clothing and other textiles; the bag page lists dimensions and weight capacity | An apparel product's fiber composition or an independently verified recycling outcome. |
| Returns | The Returns page names the Take Back Bag as a final-sale exception | The general apparel return period or regional withdrawal rules. |
Crawler and reuse rules were not verified in this review
The current Marine Layer retailer robots.txt could not be retrieved, and a current retailer Terms page was not found during this review. The footer privacy policy reported a last-update date of June 9, 2023. These limits do not establish that automated collection or republication is allowed or blocked. Recheck the retailer's own current policy before planning any collection or reuse.
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| Evidence checked | What it supports | What it does not establish |
|---|---|---|
| robots.txt | The direct www and apex URLs could not be retrieved on October 3, 2026 | Any user-agent directive, crawl permission, sitemap declaration or AI-bot policy. |
| Retail Terms | The retailer footer/search review on October 3, 2026 did not verify a current Terms page. | Any permission or prohibition; access and reuse rights remain undetermined. |
| Privacy Policy | The retailer policy page identified a June 9, 2023 update | A data-use license for public product copy, images or catalog compilation. |
A useful apparel record preserves its source and scope
For catalog enrichment or apparel analysis, connect garment, selected variant and program records through stable source references. Retain the exact page wording and observation date so a fabric-family description, garment fiber statement, take-back reward and offer status cannot be mistaken for the same kind of fact. This field map is an informational planning aid, not a claim that a Marine Layer connection is active.
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| Record | Useful fields | Provenance to retain |
|---|---|---|
| Garment style | Style Number, garment type, named family, fit and product reference | Exact Marine Layer product page and observed-at date. |
| Variant | Selected color, size, chart label and availability state | Variant page/context; avoid storing a shopper's personal order or profile data. |
| Material statement | Fiber percentages, fabric weight, care, origin and brand claims as separate fields | Exact product/collection page, quoted label or careful paraphrase, and date. |
| Take-back program | Kit/listing identity, accepted-material wording, eligibility, limits, reward and final-sale state | Program page and return policy separately, each with review date. |
| Offer and use rights | Price/promotion/status when needed and a documented use-rights review | Region/channel/time plus the applicable source terms or permission record. |
Content reviewed 2026-10-02.