This unisex white cotton T-shirt from avant-garde Parisian label Enfants Riches Déprimés features a bold, subversive graphic print referencing underground culture and identity. The front displays a grid of six stylized black-and-white portrait panels—evoking mugshots or ID photos—with the brand name 'enfants' above and 'déprimés' below in distressed olive-green typography. The back continues the theme with 'the underground' text and three fragmented face silhouettes above a pixelated, glitch-style 'LIE' motif in matching olive green. The design merges punk aesthetics, postmodern critique, and fashion-as-protest, rendered in high-contrast screen-printing for durability and visual impact. Cut in a relaxed, oversized silhouette with ribbed crew neck and standard short sleeves, it offers comfortable daily wear while making a strong conceptual statement. Ideal for streetwear enthusiasts, art collectors, and those drawn to intellectual fashion narratives. Perfect for layering in spring/summer or worn solo in urban settings, this piece embodies ERD’s signature blend of irony, melancholy, and sartorial rebellion.