This black cotton short-sleeve T-shirt from Enfants Riches Déprimés features a bold, high-contrast graphic print on the front depicting a stylized samurai in monochrome brushstroke aesthetic, evoking Japanese ukiyo-e and contemporary street art. The back showcases vertical Japanese calligraphy in textured white ink—'面を洗って来い' (meaning 'Wash your face and come')—with a small pink accent character ('ガ') adding subtle pop. The garment is cut in a relaxed, slightly oversized silhouette typical of ERD’s deconstructed luxury streetwear ethos. Made from premium combed cotton for softness and durability, it offers breathability for warm-weather wear. Ideal for layered looks or standalone statement styling, this piece merges avant-garde narrative with wearable minimalism. Perfect for urban exploration, gallery visits, or creative gatherings where conceptual fashion meets casual confidence. The raw, expressive print technique and intentional imperfection reflect ERD’s signature themes of melancholy, irony, and postmodern rebellion.