A deconstructed, distressed long-sleeve tee in washed black cotton, featuring intentional frayed hems, raw-edge sleeve cuffs, and subtle garment-dyed wear for an avant-garde, post-industrial aesthetic. The front left chest pocket bears the embroidered text 'ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS' in minimalist white sans-serif lettering—a signature motif of the Parisian underground label ERD, known for its ironic commentary on luxury and alienation. The back neckline shows reinforced stitching with visible seam details, reinforcing the anti-perfectionist design ethos. Made from heavyweight 100% cotton jersey, it offers relaxed, boxy fit with slight shrinkage for a lived-in feel. Ideal for streetwear layering or standalone statement pieces, this tee merges high-fashion conceptualism with wearable durability. Perfect for urban exploration, gallery visits, or curated casual outings where subversion meets sophistication. Not a Hermès product—ERD is an independent brand; the 'Hermès' tag on the neck label is part of ERD’s satirical branding strategy, referencing luxury heritage while critiquing consumerism.