T-Shirt Overthinking

You already know what this one is about, because you are doing it right now. Overthinking puts the word where it lives — down the spine — in a long, loose, connected hand, written once and not corrected. It runs from the back of the collar to the hem, a single vertical line on an otherwise empty ground. There is no image because there does not need to be one. The design is the act of naming the thing. On the front, the same handwriting appears very small at the shoulder, almost hidden, the way the habit itself hides until it does not. It is the most minimal piece in the range and the easiest to wear every day: with pale denim and white sneakers it disappears into a clean look until someone reads your back. It also layers well under an open shirt, where only the shoulder script shows. Cut oversized and boxy with dropped shoulders, on a dense 250 GSM cotton jersey. Ribbed crew neck, woven label. Unisex. Fit note: cut oversized on purpose. Take your usual size for the drop we designed; size down if you want it closer to the body. Exact measurements are in the size guide. Guilty of elegance.