This oversized, off-white beige cotton t-shirt features a bold, high-contrast black graphic print inspired by Warhol-style pop art: six repeated portrait panels of a figure in sunglasses, framed by distressed typographic elements reading 'enfants' and 'riches'. The design evokes underground punk aesthetics and French avant-garde irony. Crafted from premium heavyweight jersey for structure and durability, it offers a relaxed, boxy silhouette with ribbed crew neck and clean hemmed sleeves—ideal for layering or standalone streetwear styling. The interior neck label clearly displays 'ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS', confirming the brand origin, while the visual language aligns with Corteiz’s signature rebellious, anti-establishment graphics (notably their 'Corteiz' text motif appears stylized at the bottom). Perfect for urban exploration, gallery visits, or casual nights out, this piece merges conceptual art with wearable rebellion. Breathable fabric ensures comfort across seasons, though best suited for spring/summer layering or mild fall days. Unisex sizing accommodates diverse body types, embodying contemporary gender-fluid fashion.