Cropped, boxy, one-size T-shirt cut to the full width of the fabric roll, with a single back seam. Printed and reversible, designed and with artwork by Beatrix Fowler of Some Ware. Strictly limited-edition.

For her first collection in nearly a decade she has reworked the Everybody.World Trash Tee as a wide-fitting blank canvas for her unmistakable visual language. Designed to wear often and wear rough, "and will look just as good or better many many many years from now," Beatrix can attest.

Details

• 100% Reclaimed Waste Cotton
• Sustainable supply chain entirely in North America
• 8.8 oz jersey
• Heavyweight cotton
• Unisex with an oversized one-size fit
• Vertical seam down the center back
• Preshrunk and ready to wear
  
• Biodegradable
  
• Knit, sewn and finished in Los Angeles, California with a fair-wage workforce
• Screenprint on the both sides, and reversible

About the Artist

Beatrix Fowler's interdisciplinary practice moves fluidly between music, painting, printmaking, performance, and clothing. Across each medium, her work interrogates systems of power and representation, drawing from lived experience while engaging feminist traditions that position the personal as inherently political.

If you came up around the mid-2000s DIY underground, you probably remember BARR, her cult confessional music project that soundtracked a very particular moment of queer experimental culture. Years later, she lent that same sensibility to clothing through Some Ware, her collaboration with artist Cali DeWitt, where the two created graphics-heavy garments designed to be worn often and worn rough.

Now, she returns to Some Ware as a solo project and with a new body. A rare merch-adjacent artifact that's as considered materially as it is aesthetically.