01 / Graphic tees
The loud ones
Heavy-hitting illustrations and lines that do the socializing for you. Made to be read from across the room and remembered after.
For: over-sharers, under-promoters
The goods / zero productivity metrics
Good clothes for bad meetings.
Every piece starts with a familiar frustration, gets run through a vintage-minded graphic language, and ends up somewhere between streetwear and a very specific inside joke.
02 / Lifestyle goods
The desk escape kit
Small objects for big eye-rolls: the things that make a desk, tote, or kitchen shelf feel like it belongs to an actual person.
For: survivors of the open plan
03 / Limited ideas
The weird little runs
Short-run experiments, oddball graphics, and designs too specific to become a “collection.” Blink and they are gone.
For: collectors of the niche
The standard
If it feels like a stock photo, we start over.
Point of view
A design should have an opinion. Preferably one you can defend over coffee.
Room to wear it
The joke gets you noticed. The good fit gets you invited back.
No beige energy
We like our color with a little dust on it and our copy with a pulse.
Made to talk about
The best response is “where did you get that?” The second best is a knowing nod.