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They call them "Merch Tees," ostensibly because they're made mostly of cottons and are sorta logo'd...but they're just as nuts as everything else they make. Most can be worn multiple ways, so try sticking your arm or neck in a different hole, chances are it'll work.

NB: Each garment varies, and is one-of-a-kind. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

They made a hoodie! It's on the longer side, with cotton and nylon patchwork panels. Multiple pockets. Neon greens.

NB: Each garment varies, and is one-of-a-kind. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

This dress is both body-con and not, because part of it is made with spandex, but it also has a multilevel handkerchief hem, raglan sleeves, and blouson sleeves as well. Lots of handpainting and thoughtfully placed patchwork.

NB: Each garment varies, and is one-of-a-kind. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

Handpainted skirt with plisse ruffle. Elastic waist, side pockets. Above-the-knee-length.

NB: Each garment varies, and is one-of-a-kind. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

Handpainted skirt with plisse ruffle. Elastic waist, side pockets. Below-the-knee-length. Side slits.

NB: Each garment varies, and is one-of-a-kind. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

This jumpsuit is pretty wild. The length is adjustable with straps that tie at the shoulders. The legs end in open belled cuffs. The middle section has big pouch pockets, front and back. There are "sleeves" as well, that you can wear or not—if not, they serve as decorative layers.

NB: Each garment varies, and is one-of-a-kind. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

This onesie has a zip front that closes all the way up to a mock neck, and harem-style bottom that tapers at the ankles. Further tricked out with layered patches, quilted panelling, faux-zebra, and handpainted detailing. 

NB: Each garment varies, and is one-of-a-kind. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

They call them "Merch Tees," ostensibly because they're made mostly of cottons and are sorta logo'd...but they're just as nuts as everything else they make. Most can be worn multiple ways, so try sticking your arm or neck in a different hole, chances are it'll work.

NB: Each garment varies, and is one-of-a-kind. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

They call them "Merch Tees," ostensibly because they're made mostly of cottons and are sorta logo'd...but they're just as nuts as everything else they make. Most can be worn multiple ways, so try sticking your arm or neck in a different hole, chances are it'll work.

NB: Each garment varies, and is one-of-a-kind. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.

They call them "Merch Tees," ostensibly because they're made mostly of cottons and are sorta logo'd...but they're just as nuts as everything else they make.

NB: Each garment varies, and is one-of-a-kind. Any anomalies should be understood as part of the design, not as errors.