The Wheatfield with a Reaper

The field of gold—Van Gogh’s eternal muse.
He returned to it again and again, not just with his brush, but with his soul.
In wheat, he saw the full arc of existence: birth, labour, death… and renewal.

Wheatfield with a Reaper, painted in 1889 from his room in the asylum at Saint-Rémy, is one of Van Gogh’s most symbolic works.
Here, the wheat isn’t just grain—it’s time made visible. It waves, it moves, it glows.
And in the middle of it, a lone figure—the Reaper—bends to his task, neither dark nor fearful, but simply a part of nature’s rhythm.

Van Gogh didn’t see him as tragic.
In his letters, he described the reaper as “almost smiling”, gently gathering what the earth has given.
There is no rush. No sorrow. Just the steady passage of life as it has always been.

The artwork itself hums with motion:
Swirling green skies above, golden fields below, mountain shadows on the horizon.
Each stroke is textured, deliberate, alive with the energy only Vincent could give.
It’s not realism. It’s remembrance. It’s reverence.

Now, that landscape—that golden memory—has been translated, not edited, into this shirt.
The sky flows over the shoulders and sleeves, the wheat curves around the lower body, and the reaper walks gently with you—placed subtly off-centre, just as Van Gogh saw him from his window.

No detail is cropped.
No meaning is lost.
Only the canvas has changed.

Wearing this piece is like walking through Vincent’s most personal vision of the world.
It’s warm. Earthbound. Reflective.
A field that lives not on the horizon—but with you.

• 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