Enfants Riches Déprimés So Low Longsleeve Burgundy

$1,850.00 USD

This is the Enfants Riches Déprimés So Low Longsleeve in burgundy, a printed long-sleeve tee from the label Henri Alexander Levy started in 2012. It is for someone buying into ERD's punk-referencing graphics and boxy cuts rather than conventional luxury branding.

The front carries a gothic "enfants" logo over a yellow illustration of a figure resting on their arms, captioned "always had everything," while the sleeves read "AND I DON'T WANT TO" and "LIVE THIS LIFE" in bold yellow type. The back keeps it sparse with "so" and "low" in yellow-outlined lettering. The style runs boxy with a slightly cropped length, so it wears closer to a vintage band shirt than a modern fitted longsleeve. Everyday layering is the point, worn on its own or under a jacket where the sleeves and print still show. What sets ERD apart from other graphic-driven labels is scale and intent: the brand works between Los Angeles and Paris in small runs and treats a jersey shirt as the main canvas rather than an entry-level item under a runway collection.

Available in XX-Large.

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