ERD Crashed Cop Cars Pullover Hoodie — Black

Three police cruisers, stacked and crushed. That’s the back.

White line-drawn illustration on flat black — three cop cars piled on top of each other at different angles, compressed and overlapping like a traffic accident or a deliberate act of disorder. The image has the feel of a sticker or a screen-printed patch: graphic, fast, immediately readable. ERD above it in chunky misaligned block letters, the same three letters that appear as a small logo on the left chest of the front.

The front is minimal: just the ERD mark, three letters slightly off-kilter — E, R, D stacked at an angle rather than aligned. Small, chest-height, white on black. The statement is all on the back.

Police cars are symbols of order, authority, enforcement. Three of them crushed together is not accidental as a subject. ERD made it into a graphic that looks like a sticker a teenager would put on a skateboard, which makes it land differently than if it were treated seriously. The lightness of the illustration style and the weight of the subject sit next to each other without resolving.

Flat black heavyweight fleece. Pullover. Dropped shoulder. Oversized. ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS label at the neck.

• Flat black heavyweight fleece
• ERD — small misaligned block letters, left chest, white
• Three stacked crashed police cruisers — full back illustration, white line drawing
• ERD — block letters, upper back above illustration
• Pullover style (no zip)
• Kangaroo pocket
• Dropped shoulder, oversized fit
• Ribbed cuffs and hem
• ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS label at the neck
• Available in sizes S, M, L, XL

Order, disrupted. ERD.