A monochrome streetwear tee built on a deliberate anachronism: the tailoring of a 1930s crime family, the hardware of a modern one, and a Tehran skyline standing over both of them.
The artwork plays the whole thing straight-faced. Nothing winks at you. It commits to the fiction of a syndicate that dresses like the old world and moves like the new one, and lets the contradiction sit there unresolved.
The Design Vision
The skyline that dates it: Milad Tower holds the background with a crescent moon above it — the two marks that place this somewhere specific and at a particular hour. Without them the scene could be any city; with them it can only be one.
Tailoring against hardware: Fedoras, sharp pinstripes and dark glasses, carrying equipment that postdates all of it by seventy years. The clash is the point: inherited style, current means.
The fleet: Armoured SUVs parked alongside long, square-shouldered luxury sedans. Brute function and old money in the same frame, neither one apologising for the other.
Blackletter, borrowed and moved east: The wordmark takes the heavy Chicano-blackletter lettering of Western underground typography and drops it onto a Persian name, anchored by a Roman-numeral ribbon. Familiar type, unfamiliar territory.
Dressed like the old world. Equipped for this one.
Size guide
Size
Width
Length
Sleeve
S
46 cm 18″
71 cm 28″
21 cm 8.25″
M
51 cm 20″
74 cm 29″
22 cm 8.5″
L
56 cm 22″
76 cm 30″
22 cm 8.75″
XL
61 cm 24″
79 cm 31″
23 cm 9″
2XL
66 cm 26″
81 cm 32″
24 cm 9.25″
3XL
71 cm 28″
84 cm 33″
24 cm 9.5″
4XL
76 cm 30″
86 cm 34″
25 cm 9.75″
5XL
81 cm 32″
89 cm 35″
25 cm 10″
Sleeve measured from the shoulder seam. Tolerance ± 3.8 cm (1.5″). Measurements are of the garment, not the body.
