"The Man Who Sold the World"

100% cotton T-shirt with Straight Leg art print.

"The Man Who Sold the World" reinterprets Symbolism's most disturbing self-portrait through the man who turned disquiet into music.
David Bowie in a black suit, staring intently, one hand clutching crumpled dollars, the other holding the planet like any ordinary object. Behind him, Death has not stopped playing the violin. There's no need for them to turn around: they already have an agreement.
The world has been sold. The violin still plays.
Based on Self-Portrait with Death Playing the Violin by Arnold Böcklin.

High-definition front print.
Straight Leg graphic details on the left sleeve and back shoulder.

Unisex T-shirt in 190 gsm cotton jersey.
Regular fit, crew neck.

Available in a curated selection of colors and sizes.
Limited Edition - 50 numbered pieces.
Each garment features its unique number (e.g., 12/50)

Size XS is available for certain colors only. If the combination you are looking for is not selectable, please write to us at straightleg.studio@gmail.com or on Instagram: we can find the best alternative together.

• 100% semi-combed “Ringspun” cotton
• Ash 300: 98% cotton / 2% viscose
• Medium grey melange: 85% cotton / 15% viscose
• Weight: 150 g/m²
• Tubular jersey fabric

• Unisex cut
• Short sleeves
• Crew neck with elasticated ribbed trim
• Reinforcement tape on the neck
• Tubular structure

• Wash at 40°C
• Wash inside out
• Do not bleach
• Iron at low temperature
• Do not tumble dry