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Model's height: 184 cm / 6'0''
Weight: 82 kg
Size worn: XL
Oversized fit

At dawn, when the city is still asleep, a line is drawn on the horizon: thin, discreet, infinite. It is the line of departure. The van is there, a silent accomplice to impromptu adventures. Beside it, a figure, board in hand, turned towards the ocean. Nothing else is needed.
This minimalist design says everything without a sound: the desire for elsewhere, the simplicity of the moment, the call of the waves. It is a frozen yet living scene, like a memory you carry with you.
Surfing is not just a sport here. It is a philosophy. A lifestyle made of salty roads, messy hair, and open horizons. It is the art of following the curve of the world without ever trying to straighten it.
This t-shirt is an ode to those who drive without a precise plan, who seek the wind just to feel they are moving forward. A declaration of love for freedom, pure, raw, without borders.
When you put it on, you are not just wearing a garment, you are embarking on a journey. Without a map. Without a compass. But with the essentials.
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Embroidered unisex t-shirt
Embroidery on the back (33 x 24 cm) – Minimalist illustration inspired by freedom and travel.
220g / 100% cotton
Oversized fit / Unisex
Embroidery
Created in Switzerland
100% embroidered, designed in Switzerland, every thread tells a story.
Our t-shirts embody a balance between comfort, simplicity, and artistic expression.
Made from 220g cotton, this model offers a structured and durable fit.
A timeless piece designed to accompany every movement of everyday life.
An independent brand that transforms emotions, travels, and moments of freedom into embroidered lines.
Each piece becomes a story to wear.
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