This streetwear-inspired long-sleeve t-shirt set features two distinct designs from avant-garde Japanese label e.r.d (established by designer Eiji Kurihara). The white version displays 'proper - homemaking' above stylized '777' numerals rendered as hammers, with the phrase 'godless communism' below—a provocative commentary on labor, domesticity, and ideology. The black version showcases a bold white graphic print: the brand acronym 'e.r.d' above a framed illustration of a figure wielding tools amid explosive motion, evoking rebellion and deconstruction. Both pieces use oversized, relaxed silhouettes with ribbed cuffs and crew necks for comfort and layering versatility. Made from soft cotton jersey, they offer breathability for spring/fall wear and embody post-punk, conceptual fashion aesthetics. Ideal for urban street style, art exhibitions, or creative casual settings where statement-making apparel is valued. The minimalist yet intellectually charged graphics reflect e.r.d’s signature fusion of political semiotics and punk visual language.