Cocaine Men's T-Shirt, Box Logo Style

Red bar across the chest in the box logo manner

A red rectangle, one single word inside it in white capitals with a fine outline: the motif follows the box logo manner known from streetwear, and nothing more is needed. On white the bar behaves like a sticker; on navy and black it really shouts. The bar lies level and central at roughly chest height and is far wider than it is tall. The characters stand close together, without serifs, at an even height, and the grey outline keeps the white cleanly apart from the red.

Irony you can put on

The garment is a line for people with dark humour and an invitation to nothing at all. It suits a festival, a club night or a stag weekend, anywhere provocation is read with a grin. Wear it to the office and you will want an explanation ready, or perhaps not.

What is in it

Frechstoff uses cotton jersey at 100%, and the cloth meets the hand smooth and middling at 185 g/m², looped in the round so the flanks stay seamless, with 30 degrees in the machine covering the wash. Sleeves short, a rib-knit neckline and the nape tape. Navy, white and black run the ladder to 5XL, brown and burgundy as far as 3XL.

One word, two colours

Red and white are all the motif asks for, and apart from the bar nothing is printed. The remaining cloth stays empty, which makes the lettering the only thing the eye finds from a distance.