The Starry Night

You’re not just looking at a sky.
You’re stepping into one that’s alive—swirling, trembling, almost breathing.

Starry Night isn’t calm. It isn’t still.
It pulses with movement and emotion. A storm of blue and yellow spirals suspended above a sleeping town, caught between silence and cosmic motion. The wind curves like a thought. The stars don’t shine—they ache.

Van Gogh painted this in 1889, from the window of his room in a mental asylum. He didn’t paint what he saw—he painted what he felt.
A night sky that never rested.
A world too beautiful to bear.
It was creation under pressure, brilliance blooming from isolation.

And now, that very sky wraps across this shirt—edge to edge, uninterrupted. The full-print design captures the original painting in its entirety, with no reinterpretation or reduction. Every swirl, every brushstroke, every pulse of Van Gogh’s trembling hand is here—stitched into shape and worn like a second skin.

The buttons run through a canvas of stars.
The collar folds into galaxies.
The village sleeps quietly across the hemline, as the storm rages above.

Wearing this shirt is about feeling what it means to be fragile and brilliant at once.
To hold a fragment of Van Gogh’s vision—not cleaned up or flattened, but alive, and still spinning.

Let the world wonder what you’re wearing.
You’ll know the truth:
It’s a night that never ends,
and a painting that never stops breathing.

• In areas where the fabric is double-layered, details from the inner fabric layer may subtly show through, especially with lighter designs.
• After washing, the fabric will become softer.

• 65% recycled polyester, 35% polyester
• Fabric weight: 2.95 oz/yd² (100 g/m²)
• Breathable and moisture-wicking material
• Oversized fit
• UPF50+ protection

5-6 Days

Blank product components sourced from China