A bold statement piece from avant-garde Parisian label Enfants Riches Déprimés, this oversized white cotton t-shirt features a striking graphic print centered on the chest. The design prominently displays the word 'EINFANTS'—a typographic play on 'enfants' (French for 'children')—with the 'N' in blue and surrounding letters in soft pink, overlaid by a black silhouette of a vintage rotary telephone handset dangling above a chaotic, abstract scene of figures and objects rendered in solid black ink. The artwork evokes surrealism and post-punk aesthetic, signed 'Zicbes Déprimé' at the base—a nod to the brand’s founder, designer Thomas Ouellet-Prévost. The garment is cut in a relaxed, boxy silhouette with dropped shoulders and short sleeves, emphasizing deconstructed streetwear sensibility. Made from premium heavyweight cotton jersey for durability and comfort, it offers a soft drape and minimal shrinkage. Ideal for layering or wearing solo, this tee bridges high-fashion conceptualism with wearable urban style. Perfect for art-forward individuals seeking subversive, intellectual apparel—suitable for gallery openings, creative workplaces, or expressive daily wear in spring/summer. The neck tag clearly displays the brand name in its signature minimalist black-on-white label, confirming authenticity.