A distressed, oversized long-sleeve tee from Gallery Dept., featuring the iconic 'ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS' text print in bold white serif font across the chest—a signature motif referencing the French phrase meaning 'Rich Children, Depressed'. The garment is crafted in a washed charcoal gray cotton jersey with intentional frayed cuffs and hem, embodying the brand’s deconstructed, vintage-inspired aesthetic. Subtle distressing and slight fading enhance its worn-in, archival feel. The relaxed fit and raw-edge detailing align with Gallery Dept.’s core streetwear ethos, blending high-fashion irony with DIY punk sensibility. Ideal for layering or standalone wear, this piece suits urban exploration, art events, or casual statement dressing. Made for unisex styling, it pairs effortlessly with cargo pants, wide-leg jeans, or under denim jackets. The interior neck tag confirms Gallery Dept. branding, reinforcing authenticity. Lightweight yet substantial, it offers everyday comfort without sacrificing conceptual edge—perfect for those who value narrative-driven design and anti-consumerist commentary in fashion.