


AN INFINITE HORIZON

Short-sleeved tee in 240 GSM French terry cotton, cut boxy and cropped through the body with dropped shoulders and a straight hem. Deep onyx black throughout, sleeve to hem.
The chest carries a single circular seal in white. A pegasus sits at the centre, caught mid-leap — wings raised, forelegs tucked, drawn in fine engraved line with the coat broken into loose hatching. A ring of small linked florets circles it like a beaded rosary chain, closing the seal. Est. 1758 sits tucked beneath the horse in tiny type, and An Infinite Horizon runs in script along the lower curve of the ring, following the circle out to the right. Delicate, mid-scale, and centred — closer to an heirloom stamp than a graphic hit.
The print is worked into the terry rather than laid over it: white pigment settles into the looped face, breaks a touch across the pile, and wears down the way a decades-old press run does. No plastic hand, no flat sheet — it moves with the cloth.
Rib-trimmed round neckline, straight-cut hem. Boxy cropped cut for a squared, modern silhouette.

















