ERD Full Name Pullover Hoodie — Washed Blue

No image. No reference. Just the name.

Every other piece in this collection carries something — a historical photograph, a mythological creature, a philosophical citation, a face dissolving into light. This one carries nothing except the brand name, spelled out in full, left-aligned, two lines, chest height:

ENFANTS RICHES
DÉPRIMÉS

Depressed Rich Kids. In French. In a serif typeface that does not shout. On a washed blue ground that fades unevenly from the center outward, lighter at the chest where the text sits, deeper at the hem and cuffs, as though the color itself is retreating from the words.

The print is dark blue on blue — not black, not a contrasting color, but a tonal difference: the text is the same family as the ground, just darker, present but not aggressive. You read it because you’re close enough to read it, not because it announces itself from across the room. The back carries no print. There is nothing to turn around for.

ERD makes this piece and sells it. The buyer wears the name. The name says what it says. No one who wears it can claim they didn’t know what it meant.

Washed blue heavyweight fleece. Pullover. Dropped shoulder. Oversized. ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS label at the neck.

• Washed blue heavily treated heavyweight fleece — uneven center-fade
• ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS — full brand name, serif type, dark blue on blue, chest front
• Tonal print — same color family as ground, reads close-up
• No back print
• 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

Depressed Rich Kids. Spelled out. ERD.