Okay, now I’m starting to wear the samples.

I briefly touched on jinxes before, but I kept them well, but since I didn’t become rich, I think the jinx was a self-absorbed mindset. I even heard people say I looked pretty when I wore them, though I’m sure it was just a courtesy.

The material is 100% cotton.

I was worried about the digital printing fading after washing, but I ran the washing machine through it yesterday and…it worked!

The embroidery is in perfect condition and there are no wrinkles, so I feel good from the morning.

Yesterday, I took pictures at the office. Of course, I played the drums and janggu by myself… but the pictures are just so-so.

Essential qualities for a designer (unless you’re running a business with ample funding)

You absolutely have to love taking photos. Even in my 20s, I barely had any photos. ㅠㅠㅠㅠ The few I have are precious, but it’s hard to take good photos every time… and they don’t always turn out great.

Graphic T-shirt~ I’m wearing a size 105. It’s a men’s size, so it’s a bit oversized, but it’s comfortable and not bad.

Don’t you think the graphics have a philosophical nuance? ^^

I didn’t add any embroidery. I like the look as is.

A snap taken at Korea University Station on the way home from work.

It was incredibly embarrassing.

This is what I’m wearing~

I was worried it might be a bit bulky because of the handle embroidery, but it was fine~

don’t think my stomach ever looked this big…

This is a women’s short-sleeved graphic tee. There’s no manufacturing process involved. I’ll have to look for the photos again.

All of these tees are made of 100% cotton, but the processing methods and yarns are different, giving them a unique feel.

I’ll introduce the materials later.