Erd NA Assemblage Crewneck Sweatshirt

Erd NA Assemblage Crewneck Sweatshirt

The ERD NA Assemblage Crewneck Sweatshirt stitches recovery culture to haute nihilism and asks which one is the coping mechanism — a garment built from the wreckage of meetings held in basements that smelled like burnt coffee and unconditional surrender.

The body is constructed from multiple distinct panels rather than a single fabric, creating a fractured, collage-like surface that refuses visual unity. The primary body is deep black, interrupted by a vertical stripe of muted olive-green fabric running the length of the right side from shoulder to hem — a military-surplus interruption sewn directly into the architecture. On the upper left chest sits a circular white seal that appropriates Narcotics Anonymous iconography, the letters “NA” centred within a ringed emblem bordered by text reading Just For All — fellowship branding repurposed as fashion insignia for those who never found the higher power. Down the left sleeve and lower panel, a photographic print in muted tones depicts layered imagery — architectural fragments, figurative elements, and vertically stacked text in a Gothic or blackletter script that bleeds off the edge of the fabric like a sermon cut short. A small block of white text sits on the olive panel near the right cuff, too quiet to read from a distance, too deliberate to ignore.

Built from 100 % cotton at a heavyweight 500 gsm in a cropped, boxy oversized unisex silhouette with ribbed crewneck, cuffs, and hem. Each panel is individually cut and assembled by hand within a strictly limited micro-batch production — no two pieces carrying precisely the same alignment of print to seam. Professional dry clean recommended, or hand wash cold inside out with mild detergent; lay flat to dry in shade and never tumble dry or iron over the graphic panels — see full garment care guidance. Available in sizes S, M, L, XL.

Enfants Riches Déprimés — French for “Depressed Rich Kids” — was founded in 2012 by conceptual artist Henri Alexander Levy. The label crashes 1970s French avant-garde tailoring into raw punk nihilism, producing hyper-exclusive isolating objects that treat subcultural uniforms as raw material — borrowed, bisected, and reissued without permission.

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

One day at a time. Then one garment at a time. Then nothing at all.

Specifications

• Brand: Enfants Riches Déprimés
• Design: Multi-panel assemblage construction — black body with vertical olive-green stripe panel, NA-appropriated circular chest seal, photographic sleeve print with Gothic text, and secondary text block on olive panel
• Colour: Black / Olive Green
• Style: Cropped assemblage crewneck sweatshirt
• Material: 100 % cotton, 500 gsm, heirloom-grade
• Fit: Oversized unisex, cropped boxy silhouette
• Details: Multi-panel cut-and-sew construction, screen-printed recovery iconography seal, photographic and typographic sleeve graphics, contrasting olive fabric panel, ribbed crewneck / cuffs / hem, woven interior brand label, hand-assembled
• Made in: Los Angeles (USA) / Italy / Japan
• Production: Strictly limited micro-batch, individually hand-finished and hand-assembled
• Price: $289.00 (was $350.00)
• Size: S · M · L · XL

Care Instructions (Hoodies / Sweatshirts)

Professional dry clean recommended, or hand wash cold inside out with mild detergent. Lay flat to dry in shade. Do not tumble dry or iron over graphics/distressing. See full garment care.

FAQ

What material is the ERD NA Assemblage Crewneck made from?
100 % cotton at 500 gsm — heavyweight, heirloom-grade fleece. The multi-panel construction combines a black primary body with a contrasting olive-green panel, each cut and joined by hand, giving the piece a collaged, non-repeatable character.

What does the “NA” graphic reference?
The circular chest seal appropriates the visual language of Narcotics Anonymous fellowship emblems — recovery-programme iconography recontextualised by ERD as a commentary on dependence, identity, and the institutions people build around both. It is not an official NA product.

What makes the assemblage construction different from a standard sweatshirt?
Rather than being cut from a single fabric, each crewneck is pieced together from multiple distinct panels — black fleece, olive-green inserts, and printed sections — aligned by hand during production. This means panel placement and print positioning vary slightly from piece to piece.

How should I care for this crewneck?
Professional dry cleaning is recommended. If washing at home, turn inside out and hand wash cold with mild detergent. Lay flat to dry in shade. Avoid tumble drying and do not iron over any printed or graphic panels.

Is the ERD NA Assemblage Crewneck a limited release?
Yes. The hand-assembled, multi-panel construction makes each piece functionally unique within an already strictly limited micro-batch run. Once sold through, this piece will not be restocked or reproduced.

Style it with: Erd Young Republicans Club Crewneck Sweatshirt