Erd Distressed Shirt​

Erd Distressed Shirt comes in a faded, washed-out green, uneven enough that some panels lean closer to grey-green than others depending on how the light hits them.

On the Front

• “ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS” sits across the chest in two stacked lines, plain white serif type with no border or icon around it
• Small pin-sized holes scatter across the body, more concentrated toward the lower half than up near the shoulders
• A few of the holes cluster close enough together to almost read as a small cluster rather than scattered individually
• No graphic beyond the text and the distressing — nothing else printed anywhere on the piece
• Back and sleeves stay completely plain, all the visual interest sits on the front panel

Neckline & Build

• Crew neckline is heavily frayed, threads pulled loose around the entire collar rather than finished with a clean hem
• The fraying isn’t even all the way around — some sections show more pulled thread than others
• Cropped length, sitting right above the waist rather than at a regular hip-length cut
• Short sleeves, cut boxy through the body rather than fitted close to the frame
• Shoulder seams sit at a natural drop rather than an exaggerated dropped-shoulder cut

Fabric

• Lightweight cotton jersey, soft and worn-in feeling rather than stiff or new-feeling
• The fading works into the fabric unevenly, closer to how a well-loved tee ages over repeated washes than a flat single-tone dye
• Holes are consistent with the rest of the distressing rather than looking like a separate treatment layered on top

Condition

New, tag on. Fraying, fading, and the small holes are all part of the finish, not something that’s happened to the shirt after the fact.

Care

Wash cold, inside out, and skip the dryer air drying keeps the existing holes from widening further and stops the neckline fray from spreading past where it currently sits.

Wear it under ERD Jacket for cooler days, or check the rest of ERD Shirt for similar washed styles.