A deconstructed streetwear long-sleeve tee by French avant-garde label Enfants Riches Déprimés (ERD), featuring a monochromatic, collage-style aesthetic with distressed photographic prints and fragmented typography. The front displays two grainy black-and-white photo panels of silhouetted figures alongside cryptic alphanumeric codes, evoking analog film decay and surveillance motifs; the back showcases an abstract composition including an hourglass, text blocks reading 'ETERNITY AND TIME', 'GROUP SOFT FULL SLOW', and 'SUCCESS SCAN TOPIC DOWN', plus vertical script on the left sleeve. Made from soft cotton jersey with relaxed oversized fit, ribbed cuffs and hem, and a clean crew neckline. The garment’s conceptual design reflects ERD’s signature themes of existential melancholy, digital alienation, and post-internet nostalgia. Ideal for layered urban styling, art-school minimalism, or high-concept casual wear—pairs well with wide-leg trousers, cargo pants, or under open chore coats. Perfect for fall/winter layering or spring transitional dressing in cool climates. Notable for its intentional visual noise and anti-commercial graphic language, this piece appeals to collectors of conceptual fashion and fans of designers like Raf Simons or Walter Van Beirendonck.