Enfants Riches Déprimés White ‘Private Deprogrammer’ Collage T-Shirt

Enfants Riches Déprimés White ‘Private Deprogrammer’ Collage T-Shirt

The ERD Private Deprogrammer Collage T-Shirt looks like a page ripped out of a case file and pinned to cotton before anyone could stop it. White, cut in ERD’s boxy oversized fit, the chest is given over to a dense black-and-white collage: a grainy photograph of a bound figure anchors the top, a jagged blackletter-adjacent logotype crowds the corner beside it, and beneath it all runs a chaotic block of handwritten text — cramped, uneven, closer to a confession scrawled in the margins of a notebook than anything meant to be legible at a glance.

A second smaller photograph sits lower in the composition, a seated figure caught mid-thought, boxed in beside more of the same frantic handwriting — fragments about waking up with bruises, sudden body sensations, visions of “leftovers,” the kind of language that reads like testimony nobody was supposed to publish. The whole graphic functions as a single dense document rather than a clean design, forcing you to lean in and actually read something most shirts would never ask you to.

Made from 500gsm cotton in ERD’s oversized unisex fit, the shirt is produced in a strictly limited micro-batch, individually hand-finished so the collage’s photography and handwritten text print with slight variation piece to piece. It comes in S, M, L, and XL. That much fine detail doesn’t survive a careless wash, so check garment care before this one meets water or heat.

Enfants Riches Déprimés — French for “Depressed Rich Kids” — was founded in 2012 by conceptual artist Henri Alexander Levy, colliding 1970s French avant-garde tailoring with raw punk nihilism. The label frequently builds its graphics like recovered documents — case files, confessions, zine cutouts — hyper-exclusive objects that read less like merchandise and more like something you weren’t meant to find.

Crafted across Los Angeles (USA), Italy, and Japan.

Read closely. It wasn’t written for you, but here it is anyway.

Specifications
Brand · Enfants Riches Déprimés (ERD)
Design · Private Deprogrammer Collage T-Shirt — photo and handwritten text collage
Colour · White with black print
Style · Short-sleeve crew neck tee
Material · 100% cotton, 500gsm
Fit/Hardware · Oversized unisex fit
Details · Dense black-and-white photo collage, handwritten scrawled text block, jagged logotype
Made in · Los Angeles (USA), Italy, Japan
Production · Strictly limited micro-batch, individually hand-finished
Price · $150.00 (was $200.00)
Size · S, M, L, XL

Care Instructions (Canvas/printed)
Hand wash cold inside out or spot clean. Air dry in shade. Do not iron the graphic. See full garment care.

FAQ

What is the ERD Private Deprogrammer Collage T-Shirt made of?
100% cotton at 500gsm, cut in an oversized unisex fit.

What’s the graphic on the shirt?
A dense black-and-white collage combining archival photography with cramped, handwritten confessional-style text and a jagged logotype.

How do I wash it without damaging the collage print?
Hand wash cold inside out or spot clean, air dry in shade, and never iron directly over the graphic. Full details are on the garment care page.

Where is it made?
Produced across Los Angeles (USA), Italy, and Japan.

Is this shirt a limited release?
Yes — made in a strictly limited micro-batch and individually hand-finished, so the collage print varies slightly piece to piece.

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