
The Everyday Tee
A heavyweight cotton tee, cut oversized, meant to soften with you.

Twelve pieces. Six colours. One idea.
A small, disciplined body of work. Every piece is a piece we would wear ourselves, in the weights we could not find elsewhere, in colours the eye returns to. Nothing here chases a trend. Everything here is meant to become a favourite.
Two more arrive as seasonal accents — never as permanent additions.

A heavyweight cotton tee, cut oversized, meant to soften with you.

Heavyweight French terry, matched drawcords, made to be lived in.

Rib cuffs, deep pockets, a fit that does not try too hard.

Perfectly colour-matched. Sold as a set, or piece by piece.

A wardrobe staple in heavier cotton. Oversized, unhurried.

A quiet elevation. Made for airports and long afternoons.

Minimal. Timeless. No hood, no hardware, no compromise.

Heavyweight, relaxed, cut for slow Sundays.

Six panels, premium cotton, one small mark.

Heavy canvas, structured, made to carry a life.

Ribbed, thick, and quietly marked.

Luxury wool blend, one small leather patch.

A women's cut. Fluid through the leg, drawstring at the waist.
A small HY embroidered on the chest. Clean, understated, instantly recognisable to the person who knows what it means.
HABARI YAKO? held quietly across the back. The front stays uninterrupted. The mark is for the room you have left, not the one you have entered.
Nothing visible from the outside. HY on a cuff, a hem, a neck label, an interior waistband. A piece that only speaks when it is held.

A wool overshirt. A trench. A blanket scarf. Each season we release a single piece outside the twelve — held for a moment, then quietly retired.
The first drop will be announced in its own time.
Twelve pieces. If we make these well, the rest is just adding.
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