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69 Koi Long Sleeve Tee

Price: $195

Oversized long sleeve tee with cotton jersey body, multicolor tie dye reminiscent of koi colors, featuring the ever changing interpretation of the 69 logo. Unisex.

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69 Stoned Sweatshirt

Price: $250

Oversized cotton sweatshirt in black/grey/white tie dye, featuring the ever changing interpretation of the 69 logo. Unisex.

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69 Big Button Up Shirt, Washed Blue

Price: $225

Oversized (real big) button down shirt/dress with one giant front patch pocket and two side seam pockets. Not just a dress and a shirt, it's a jacket, a throw on. Unisex.

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69 Parachute Skirt, Buffalo Plaid

Price: $275

Maxi circle skirt with wide elastic waistband. Enough fabric to make it feel major. Unisex.

Made by hand, these dolls are soft and flexible, but with a certain weight to them. Their blank faces express a certain universality. Approximately 12"-12.5" tall (stand not included).

Please note: Your doll may come in one of the following colors: Light Stonewash, Medium Stonewash, or Dark Denim. Your doll may be clothed in a dress, pants, or shirt.

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69 Doll, Large (Dressed)

Price: $150

Made by hand, these dolls are soft and flexible, but with a certain weight to them. Their blank faces express a certain universality. Approximately 18"-18.5" tall (stand not included).

Please note: Your doll may come in one of the following colors: Light Stonewash, Medium Stonewash, or Dark Denim. Your doll may be clothed in a dress, pants, or shirt.

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69 Doll, Large (Undressed)

Price: $80

Made by hand, these dolls are soft and flexible, but with a certain weight to them. Their blank faces express a certain universality. Approximately 18"-18.5" tall (stand not included).

Please note: Your doll may come in one of the following colors: Light Stonewash, Medium Stonewash, or Dark Denim.

69 is designed and produced entirely in Los Angeles, CA. Primarily unisex, the collection is one of those special lines that is unplaceable—no time, no style, and no trend can identify it. The designer (anonymous by choice) is interested in the wearer, and how they wear. The clothes move with you, on the body and from place to place. Such ideas need time to expand and evolve; the collections are small and often explore a minimum number of fabrics in multiple styles. They appear simple, but are deceptive in how easily they fall.

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