A distressed black long-sleeve tee from avant-garde French label Enfants Riches Déprimés, featuring a striking yellow-toned graphic print centered on the chest. The design showcases a gritty, photocopied-style illustration of a rabbit figure with fragmented typography—'enfants' and 'stuefu' vertically flanking the image—and Japanese text 'リトル・ブロークンラビット' (Little Broken Rabbit) below. The garment exhibits intentional acid-wash or stone-washed distressing for a worn-in, deconstructed aesthetic, with raw hem details at cuffs and subtle fraying. Made from soft cotton jersey, it offers relaxed comfort while embodying the brand’s signature themes of melancholy, youth alienation, and post-punk surrealism. Ideal for streetwear-forward layering in fall/winter, this piece resonates with fans of conceptual fashion and underground art. Perfect for gallery visits, urban exploration, or expressive daily wear where bold visual storytelling is prioritized over minimalism.