Twelve pieces, all garment-dyed and finished by hand in Kyoto. No restocks. The cotton is so heavy you'll think twice about wearing it cycling.
320 gsm garment-dyed heavy tee. Embroidered glyph at the heart. The colour of a kitchen wall after a long cry. Boxy, drop-shoulder cut.
Pure faded bone. Boxy fit. Subtle Sri Yantra screen-print at the back of the collar. The morning-after tee.
Deep cacao brown. Same heavy 320 gsm cotton, with a small triangular embroidered detail at the hem.
Archive piece. The tee that started the irreverent print project. Sold out in 9 hours; never re-issued.
Heavy long-sleeve in mushroom grey. Designed for night flights and cold meditation halls. Triple-stitched cuffs.
Boxy, double-needle stitched overshirt in deep cacao linen-cotton. For the long pause between the journey and the return. Pockets deep enough for a notebook and a small stone.
A heavyweight hood in forest green. Felted internal lining, kangaroo pocket, no front strings. Made for the walk after.
Six-panel cap. Garment-washed olive. Embroidered triangle at the front. Designed to fade.
Hand-knit Mongolian wool beanie in undyed bone. Folded turn-up. Tiny embroidered ✺ at the seam. Smells faintly of lanolin.
A2 risograph on heavy mould-made paper. Run of 100, signed, numbered. The reminder you don't have to be a hard thing to be a permanent one.
96 cloth-bound pages. Prompts and blanks in equal measure. For writing the things you can't say at dinner. Doubles as a doorstop.
A box of seven sticks of palo santo, ethically sourced from a family-run reforestation project in Ecuador. Comes with a brass plate.
We ship globally, weekly, on Tuesdays. UK / Europe orders typically arrive in 4–7 days, North America in 5–9, Australia in 7–10. We pay duty and shipping carbon offset. We are happy to wait if you are.
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