white/multicolour organic cotton jersey texture distressed finish Fruit of 032c print to the front and back crew neck short sleeves straight hem When buying this unisex item, keep in mind that it is graded in standard men's sizing. Conscious: This product contains organic cotton where the cultivation and manufacturing process restricts the use of chemicals, eliminates pesticides or artificial fertilisers and incorporates methods that respect biodiversity, improve soil quality, and reduce water consumption. Learn more about what makes a product Conscious on our Conscious Criteria page

032c Fruit Of T-shirt In White

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Fruit Of T-shirt In White

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032c Fruit Of T-shirt In White

Fruit Of T-shirt In White

white/multicolour organic cotton jersey texture distressed finish Fruit of 032c print to the front and back crew neck short sleeves straight hem When buying this unisex item, keep in mind that it is graded in standard men's sizing. Conscious: This product contains organic cotton where the cultivation and manufacturing process restricts the use of chemicals, eliminates pesticides or artificial fertilisers and incorporates methods that respect biodiversity, improve soil quality, and reduce water consumption. Learn more about what makes a product Conscious on our Conscious Criteria page

about 032C

032c is a contemporary culture magazine that fiercely believes in the intelligence of its readers, and rises to the challenge of surprising them. Founded by creative director Joerg Koch, the Berlin-based biannual devotes itself to exploring the intersections of fashion, art, and culture. The bold red of its covers and namesake Pantone color code symbolizes its fearless approach. Designer Maria Koch translates 032c’s content into a companion clothing line layered with cultural meaning. Graphics printed onto women’s crewnecks, jacquard-woven blankets, and t-shirts grow out of the magazine’s collaborations with creatives including Gosha Rubchinskiy, Alyx, and Cali Thornhill DeWitt.

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