Curved tee re-imagined by Pure Fabrications. 100% organic Pima cotton from Peru in the colour nativo/white. Our archived garments fabricated into new pieces.

¥19,800 (tax included) / €99,95 / $116.00

The characteristic of Pima cotton is it's longer, silkier fiber compared to traditional cotton.
This makes the garment softer and smoother to touch and is produced under strict organic textile standards.

¥19,800 (tax included) / €99,95 / $116.00

Our single-jersey Natural Pima Cotton is our lightest fabric and, combined with its smooth and soft characteristics, makes it extremely comfortable. Please note that the woven patches are uniquely placed and vary in quantity for upcycling purposes.

¥7,700 (tax included) / €38,95 / $45.00

Natural cotton interlock fabric is extremely soft, perfectly showcasing the quality difference from conventionally grown cotton. This knitted fabric is looser than standard T-shirt jersey, making it feel airier and more comfortable.

¥8,800 (tax included) / €44,95 / $51.00

The image of Roberto Baggio missing the penalty that lost Italy the World Cup in 1994 is a poignant reminder of the pain of losing that we can all relate to. Furthermore, Baggio went on to become one of greatest footballers of all time and a magnificent role model even after missing that penalty. This is the true power of victory.

¥19,800 (tax included) / €99,95 / $116.00

Zinedine Zidane's head-butt on Marco Materazzi came in the hundred and eleventh minute of extra time in the 2006 World Cup final. The moment represents the raw human desire for justice after receiving verbal abuse throughout the match and also includes the consequence it has if acted upon with an extreme reaction. It led to Zidane being sent off and his side losing the final.

¥19,800 (tax included) / €99,95 / $116.00

The main inspiration behind the Black Star graphic was the moment when Ghana lost against Uruguay in penalties in the World Cup quarter-final in 2010. The defeat was particularly difficult to witness after a controversial performance from Uruguay. This feeling of unjust defeat inspired us to celebrate the powerful and passionate spirit of Ghana’s national team, who are officially known as the Black Stars.

The design of the graphic itself is inspired by the strong symbolism of the Black Star represented in Marcus Garvey’s “The Black Star Line”, which was founded in 1919. A symbol promoting Pan-Africanism and African independence. The Black Star artwork is visualised by the overlay of three stars, each representing the three Rastafarian colours “red”, “gold”, and “green”.

¥19,800 (Tax included)