AH_b8a191af-8675-11f1-b71b-00155d8c3204 A river does not stop when it meets an obstacle. It finds a way through, reshapes the landscape, and keeps moving forward. That same kind of inner strength inspired our women’s shirt.
The relaxed straight cut creates an effortless silhouette. Wear it on its own, open over a T-shirt, or as a lightweight outer layer. Its calm light-blue shade makes it easy to combine with different colours and pieces already in your wardrobe. The minimal design is finished with a subtle print reading, “A river cuts through rock because of its persistence” — a reminder of consistency, strength of character, and the ability to stay true to your own direction.
AH_94c96f96-8674-11f1-b71b-00155d8c3204 Mymarids are tiny wasps known in English as fairyflies — and they are among the smallest insects on the planet. Some measure just 0.14 mm long, making them easy to mistake for a speck of dust. Certain species are smaller than some single-celled organisms, yet despite their microscopic size, they still have simplified but functional organ systems: nervous, digestive, reproductive, and more.
Their wings are often extremely narrow and fringed with long hairs, giving them the appearance of miniature feathers. And this isn't just one extraordinary insect: around 1,400 species are known across about 100 genera, and researchers continue to discover new ones. These tiny yet remarkably complex creatures inspired the design of this shirt. On the back are two graphic mymarids with delicate, translucent wings. The pale-gold outline print almost disappears into the milky fabric, revealing its details only when viewed up close — much like mymarids themselves, living all around us yet remaining invisible unless we take a closer look. The shirt is designed to let you play with its silhouette, with adjustable drawstrings along the hem. Inside the chest pocket is a small informational note about mymarids — for those who choose clothes not only for their form, but also for the stories they carry. This shirt is a reminder: wings can be almost invisible. But we know you have yours.