A minimalist yet provocative streetwear long-sleeve tee from French avant-garde label Enfants Riches Déprimés (ERD), known for its satirical commentary on luxury culture and youth alienation. The front features a bold black-and-white graphic print: a seated figure in silhouette beside a small rabbit-like character, with the brand’s signature phrase 'enfants riches déprimés' printed above — a direct nod to the label’s conceptual identity. The left sleeve is adorned with a repeating pattern of stylized cartoon rabbits holding speech bubbles, reinforcing ERD’s recurring motifs of innocence, absurdity, and existential critique. Crafted from soft, lightweight cotton jersey, the garment offers a relaxed, oversized fit ideal for layering or standalone wear. The back remains clean and unadorned, emphasizing the brand’s intentional asymmetry and editorial aesthetic. Perfect for fashion-forward individuals seeking intellectual edge in everyday casual styling, this piece bridges high-concept art and wearable rebellion. Ideal for spring/fall layering or summer evenings, it pairs effortlessly with denim, cargo pants, or tailored trousers. The ribbed crew neck and fine stitching ensure durability without compromising comfort.