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Everyday essentials by Seven Mountains
Seven Mountains is a Ukrainian clothing brand making everyday essentials for men and women. Our approach to premium basics starts with the fabric, the fit and the details you notice when you wear a piece. T-shirts, shirts, hoodies, trousers and underwear form a wardrobe you can combine in different ways. Made in Ukraine.
Fabric and fit
Fabric composition, weight and construction describe different properties. Cotton jersey can be light and soft or heavier, with a more defined shape. Our T-shirt range includes Supima, Modal and Tencel options; the feel and care requirements depend on each blend. Stretch, body length and chest width also affect how a garment sits. Check the individual style rather than assuming every piece made with the same fibre will feel alike.
Everyday layers
Wear a T-shirt on its own or under an open shirt. A polo adds a collar for a more structured everyday look. Long sleeve tops work as a first layer in cooler weather, while hoodies and sweatshirts provide room for another layer underneath. Regular and oversized cuts create different proportions, so consider the volume of both the top and the trousers when putting an outfit together.
Choosing a size and caring for your clothes
Compare the measurements of your chosen style with a garment that fits you well. An oversized cut already includes extra room; sizing up is not automatically necessary. Follow the care label for the individual garment. Natural fibres can shrink, particularly with excessive heat, and any stated shrinkage allowance applies to that specific style. Fabric weight alone does not tell you how warm a garment will feel.
Ordering and delivery
Order online for delivery within Ukraine and abroad. Payment options, delivery estimates and exchange or return conditions are available in the relevant sections of the website. Contact Seven Mountains before ordering if you need help with sizing or fabric choice. Our Kyiv warehouse is an order collection point, not a retail store.