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White heavyweight cotton. Black print, front, back, and sleeves. ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS woven label at the neck.
Front: An extremely dense, full-torso composition combining bold display text, a central figurative image, dense handwritten prose, and circular badge elements — one of the most text-heavy prints in the ERD catalog.
Upper text: DO WHAT THOU WILT — in large, bold, slightly irregular hand-drawn caps, spanning the upper chest from left to right. The phrase is Aleister Crowley’s foundational Thelemic maxim: “Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.” Rendered in a confrontational, almost graffiti-adjacent style — thick, assertive, unapologetic.
Center image: A large figure rendered in degraded black ink — a humanoid form, seated or crouching, with a masked or helmeted head. The figure appears mechanical or puppet-like, with jointed limbs or armor-plating visible. Two circular badge/button elements are mounted at the figure’s shoulders or upper chest — each rendered as a small black disc with white text or imagery, resembling protest buttons, record labels, or occult seals.
Flanking text — two dense columns of small handwritten prose running vertically on both sides of the central image:
Lower register: Below the central figure, additional small handwritten text continuing the prose, including the legible phrase: “they think themselves to be / the ‘cutting edge’” — rendered in the same diaristic handwriting, trailing off at the bottom of the composition.
Additional badge elements: Two more circular disc/button prints appear in the lower section — flanking or below the central figure, continuing the shoulder-badge motif.
Sleeves: Both sleeves carry a repeating pattern of the circular badge/disc element — stacked vertically at regular intervals along the full sleeve length, both left and right. The badges create a rhythm of repetition across the entire garment — the same seal or emblem reprinted at a cadence, like a roll of stamps or a tickertape.
Back: A large, centered figurative image — dramatically simpler than the front.
Center image: A large black illustration of a Baphomet head — the iconic horned, goat-headed occult figure — rendered in loose, expressionistic brushwork. The head is massive, filling the upper and center back. Horns extend upward and outward. The face is frontal, with hollow or heavily shadowed eye sockets, a broad nose, and a wide mouth. Trailing organic elements — hair, beard, or tentacle-like forms — extend downward from the chin and sides of the face. The rendering is raw and gestural rather than precise — more like a woodblock print or a graffiti tag than a traditional occult diagram.
The sleeve badge pattern continues on the back sleeves, maintaining the total-garment rhythm.
White heavyweight cotton. Oversized/relaxed fit. Long sleeve. Crew neck. Ribbed cuffs.
| Size | Length | Shoulder | Chest | Sleeve Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 26.0" | 23.6" | 47.2" | 27.2" |
| M | 26.8" | 24.0" | 48.8" | 27.6" |
| L | 27.6" | 24.4" | 50.4" | 28.0" |
| XL | 28.3" | 24.8" | 52.0" | 28.3" |
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