UN:SEEN:ED. Nothing here is made twice.

Drop 001

Nothing here is made twice.

Ink meets cloth once.

One drop. One bloom. One edge.

One of one

UN:SEEN:ED

Two drops a month. One shirt per design. Your name written inside it.

Drop 001 / opens soon

Nothing here is made twice.

One design, one shirt, one owner. Your name is written inside the garment, where only you will ever see it.

01 / One

A limited run of five hundred is still five hundred people wearing your shirt.

We make one.

One design goes to press a single time, onto a single garment, and the file is retired. There is no second size run, no restock, no colourway. The thing that makes it rare is not a decision we made. It is what happens when ink enters cloth.

02 / Inside

The part nobody sees.

Every shirt carries two things sewn into the inside seam. Neither one shows when you wear it.

The inner hem of a black cotton shirt, a small woven tag lying flat against the seam.
A

Tap it.

A sealed tag in the hem. Hold a phone near it and the shirt opens its own page, with your name on it and the story of the design you own. No app, nothing to install.

A small pale panel stitched flat against the dark inner seam of a shirt. UN:001:03
B

Read it.

A small panel stitched flat against the inner seam, showing the code of your piece. It holds its image with no power at all, the way a price label in a shop does.

Raw undyed cotton with a fresh ink bloom spreading through the weave.
C

Change it.

The code and the page can both be rewritten. The shirt is not finished on the day you buy it, and what it says about itself can change as you do.

Make one

Hold to let it bleed.

Press and hold

Press and hold anywhere on the mark

That edge took shape once. It will not take shape again. Neither will yours.

03 / Drops

Two a month. Then they are gone.

Each drop carries one theme and one story. Each design inside it carries its own. When the last piece in a drop finds an owner, the drop closes and nothing from it returns.

Drop 001, First Bleed: a pale cotton shirt carrying one large ink bloom soaked through the chest, its edge branching into fine tendrils.
Drop 002, Night Shift: the same shirt carrying heavy ink streaks dragged downward across the chest, smeared and uneven.
Drop 003, Salt: the same shirt carrying a field of ink eaten away by salt into branching edges, crusted pale at the boundaries.

001

First Bleed

The first mark any of us made was an accident. A drop went where it was not meant to go and the cloth decided the rest. Every piece in this drop comes from that one spill, and no two of them agree.

8 piecesOpens 12.09.2026

002

Night Shift

Made between two and five in the morning, when the light is bad and the hand is honest. The mistakes from those hours are the reason these exist at all.

6 piecesOpens 26.09.2026

003

Salt

Cotton left in seawater for eleven days, then printed over what the salt had already done to it. We kept the damage. It was better than the plan.

6 piecesOpens 10.10.2026

04 / The record

Every piece has a page. The page has your name on it.

Tap the hem and the page opens: the name you gave us, the serial stitched inside, the drop it came from, and the story of that one design. It is the shirt's record, and you are the only person who can open it from the garment itself.

If you scan a shirt and it shows a name that is not yours, it did not come from us.

05 / Questions

The things people actually ask.

One design goes to press once, onto one garment, and the file is retired. The serial inside the shirt matches the serial on its page. That is the whole check, and you can do it yourself in about two seconds.

It is sealed and rated well past the life of the shirt. Wash it inside out and cold, the way you would treat anything you wanted to keep. There is nothing to charge and nothing to take out first.

Almost certainly. Any phone made in roughly the last eight years reads it by holding the hem near the top of the handset. No app, no account, no setup.

The page shows the name you gave us and the story of your piece. It does not record where you scanned it and it is not tied to anything else you own. Ask us and we take your name off the page the same day.

No. It holds its image with no power, the same way the price label on a shop shelf does. It draws power only in the moment the code is changed.

Yes. Two drops a month, one shirt per design, and nothing from a closed drop comes back. That is the part that makes the rest of it true.

Every piece is priced on its own, between ₹15,000 and ₹25,000, depending on the work that went into it. The price of each piece is published the day its drop opens. You will never find out what yours costs after you have committed to it.

06 / Claim

Claim your place.

Drop 001 is eight pieces. Places go in the order they are asked for. Leave a name and we write to you the day it opens.

One email when Drop 001 opens. Nothing else, ever.

You are on the list. We write to you the day Drop 001 opens, before anyone else hears about it.