This oversized, intentionally distressed white cotton T-shirt features bold black typography reading 'ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS' across the chest—a signature phrase associated with French streetwear and conceptual fashion. The garment exhibits deliberate wear effects including frayed hems, small rips at shoulders and lower front, and subtle fading for a vintage, deconstructed aesthetic. Made from soft, pre-washed cotton jersey, it offers relaxed comfort with a boxy silhouette ideal for layering or standalone styling. The neckline bears a small black woven label (partially visible), consistent with Gallery Dept.'s minimalist branding approach. Perfect for avant-garde streetwear enthusiasts, this piece merges poetic irony with high-fashion decay—ideal for urban exploration, art events, or expressive daily wear in spring/summer. Its unisex cut accommodates diverse body types, while the monochrome palette ensures effortless coordination with denim, cargo pants, or tailored pieces. The distressed detailing is not accidental but carefully engineered to evoke post-consumerist commentary, aligning with Gallery Dept.’s ethos of recontextualizing luxury through imperfection.