A bold, avant-garde streetwear piece from French luxury label Enfants Riches Déprimés (ERD), known for its provocative satire and deconstructed luxury aesthetic. The front features a layered collage print titled 'III. SEX-RELATED CRIMES', incorporating a distorted black-and-white image of a man holding a firearm, overlaid with fragmented text including 'AM GERM?', 'GRANDPA'S MUZZLE LOADER COMES BACK', and 'YOU DON'T HAVE TO WIPE YOUR GUN'—a signature ERD blend of dark humor, political commentary, and absurdist irony. The light blue background adds visual contrast while maintaining the distressed, zine-inspired graphic style. The back displays the phrase 'MY HEART TROUBLE DIDN'T STOP MY SHOOTING' alongside an EKG line motif and small skull iconography, reinforcing the brand’s thematic obsession with mortality, violence, and societal critique. Made from premium cotton jersey for comfort and durability, this oversized-fit tee is screen-printed with high-opacity inks for lasting vibrancy. Ideal for fashion-forward individuals seeking statement pieces that challenge conventions. Perfect for urban exploration, art events, or layering under jackets in transitional seasons. Not intended for literal interpretation—ERD’s work operates as conceptual art disguised as apparel, encouraging dialogue rather than endorsement.