Every graphic tee in this collection is conceived by an independent artist and built on luxury 240–280 GSM combed cotton. Featuring drop-shoulder silhouettes, reinforced ribbed collars, and artisan screen prints.
Limited EditionBuilt for those who chase speed, precision, and excellence. The Ferrari Legacy Tee combines motorsport-inspired design with premium oversized streetwear. Featuring a bold front emblem and a statement racing graphic on the back, this piece celebrates the spirit of performance.
Limited Edition"You are not found. You are forged."\n\nA wearable statement about self-creation. Featuring minimal front artwork and an expressive back graphic, the Forged Identity Tee is designed for creators, dreamers, and those building their own legacy.
Limited Edition"The strongest transformations happen unseen."\n\nThe Unseen Tee represents silent growth, resilience, and hidden strength. Deep crimson details and striking artwork create a powerful visual identity for those who let their actions speak louder than words.
Limited EditionDesigned by Rachel. A premium 100% heavyweight organic cotton oversized tee in sand beige. Features an intricate celestial eye graphic on the front left chest, and a bold, striking neo-classical sculpture graphic on the back with abstract red strokes, celestial grid-work, and the typographic statement 'IMPOSSIBLE IS A DECISION'. Cut with dropped shoulders and a heavy ribbed collar for the ultimate streetwear silhouette.
We believe original artwork deserves an exceptional physical canvas. Our garments are custom manufactured with ethical mill partners in India.
240 to 280 GSM 100% luxury long-staple combed cotton ensures zero transparency, substantial drape, and long-lasting softness through repeated cold washes.
Carefully tuned streetwear proportions: relaxed chest, dropped shoulder seam, wide ribbed collar, and sleeves that sit just above the elbow.
Specialized printing techniques preserve subtle gradients, high-contrast typography, and fine line-art without thick, rubbery stiffness.
