A high-end avant-garde streetwear piece from French luxury label Enfants Riches Déprimés (ERD), this distressed black long-sleeve tee features a bold, provocative graphic print referencing the 1980s punk aesthetic. The front showcases the phrase 'BONDS OF MATRIMONY' in distressed white block letters over a blue stripe, above three monochrome figures bound with tape—a direct visual homage to the iconic cover of Mado's 1983 single 'And Tied Me Up—Mado, A Tell-Us: Sean Beat Me'. The garment exhibits intentional wear: frayed cuffs, raw hem, and faded pigment for a vintage, deconstructed look. Made from heavyweight cotton jersey, it offers relaxed, oversized fit with ribbed crew neck and sleeve hems. Ideal for fashion-forward individuals seeking conceptual, art-infused apparel. Perfect for layered looks in fall/winter or as a statement standalone in spring. The design merges subversive humor, political commentary, and post-punk visual language—hallmarks of ERD’s critical luxury ethos. Wear with wide-leg trousers, cargo pants, or under tailored outerwear for elevated downtown style.