MuseARTa Katsushika Hokusai - The Great Wave

It is detailed with an embroidered logo on the hem.I031373_08W_XXModel's height is 182 cm and wears size M100% Organic cottonBoxy loose fitShort sleevesLogo embroidery.The S/S Link Script T-Shirt is made of midweight cotton jersey in a boxy loose fit and has relaxed shoulders.

Embroidered graphic lettering appears on the chest. The S/S Crouser T-Shirt is made in a loose fit from organic cotton jersey..

Seasonal graphic prints appear on the chest and at the back.The S/S Fez T-Shirt is woven from light organic cotton jersey in a loose fit.Model's height is 182 cm and wears size M100% organic cottonLoose fitShort sleevesGraphic prints.

I032070_89_02Model's height is 170 cm and wears size SDunmore twill: 65% polyester, 35% cottonFront and back pleatsButtoned frontZip fly, concealed hook closureSquare Label Carhartt WIP W' Craft Short Coverall Black The style features a buttoned front, a zip fly, and a concealed hook closure.A chest pocket detailed with a woven Square Label completes the design..

The Women's Noxon Pant is constructed from 13.5 oz Smith denim and is cut to a straight fit with a high waist.A back yoke and woven Square Label on the rear pocket complete the design.

Features subtle Carhartt WIP label detailing on the rear right pocket.. The Women’s Pierce Pant is constructed from our 'hudson' stretch cotton canvas, which is simultaneously robust and comfortable.

Timeless sock design with the artwork "The big wave off Kanagawa" by Katsushika Hokusai.© bpk / The Metropolitan Museum of Art78% Cotton, 20% Nylon, 2% ElastaneMuseARTa is THE sock brand with art motifs on socks!The artwork is not printed.

A woven Square Label on the rear pocket completes the design..

© bpk / The Metropolitan Museum of Art78% Cotton, 20% Nylon, 2% ElastaneMuseARTa is THE sock brand with art motifs on socks!The artwork is not printed..Timeless sock design with the artwork "The big wave off Kanagawa" by Katsushika Hokusai.Seamless hand-linked laces that make them extra comfortable.

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