Man in a Folk'n tee leaning against a laundromat dryer.
Vol. 01 — New Drop

Designed by humans.

Tees, hats, and stuff designed by Eisley Winters.

Collection N° 09 · Filed under Letters & LonghandAmsterdam · MMXXVI

Write.

three tools, one habit.

Write typewriter tee — man reading in an Amsterdam library.
Plate I · RijksbibliotheekTypewriter Tee
Write Typewriter Tee — cream 'Write' script over halftone typewriter on black.
N° i · Typewriter$34.99
Write Pen Tee — outlined 'WRITE' over halftone hand holding a pen.
N° ii · Pen$34.99
Write pen tee — man with dog on an Amsterdam canal bench.
Plate II · Prinsengracht & the SpinonePen Tee
Write laptop tee — young man writing in a notebook by an Amsterdam canal.
Plate III · Herengracht, longhandLaptop Tee
Write Laptop Tee — cream 'WRITE' over halftone laptop with cursive prose.
N° iii · Laptop$34.99

“Write it down before the light goes.”

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Handbill No. 08 · Filed under Folk & Flora
Songs on cotton — stitched, sung, and worn

Folk’na folk-art collage.

A six-tee capsule of hand-drawn folk motifs — birds, tulips, quilt stars, dancing hare's — screen-printed on soft natural cotton and photographed in laundromats and side streets of old Amsterdam.

Folk'n red bird tee — man leaning against a laundromat dryer.
Fig. i · Red Bird Tee$34.99
Folk'n quilt-stars tee — orange block with purple eight-point stars, flannel and canal bricks.
Fig. ii · Quilt Stars Tee$34.99
Folk'n blue tulip tee in a Dutch laundromat.
Fig. iii · Blue Tulip$34.99
Folk'n pink bird tee — man in navy beanie and suspenders on a cobblestone street.
Fig. iv · Pink Bird$34.99
Folk'n flowers cross tee — tattooed man in front of orange laundromat machines.
Fig. v · Flora Cross$34.99
Folk'n dancing dogs tee — blonde man with mustache on a canal bridge.
Fig. vi · Dancing Hare's$34.99
Six pieces · Natural cotton
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Bulletin № 1974·Printed on the kitchen table
1974
The year of our Lord

A tee series

Three shirts. One year worth remembering.

Pressed flowers. A number. Nothing else. The year we walked out clean and the record spun on the floor. Wear it plain.

  • The number is true.
  • The flower was real.
  • The shirt is soft. Wear it out.
The 1974 Collection by Early Heritage — a tribute to memory, nature, and the passage of time.

Print it · Wear it · Fold it up · Hand it down · Print it · Wear it · Fold it up · Hand it down

Shop the 1974 seriesMimeographed · Early Heritage · MCMLXXIV
Plate 08 · Two of a kind · Roar in stereoAisle 3 · Butter · Cheese · Cake Mixes
Tiger Twins poster — repeating tigers on forest green with cream border.
Poster · Ed. of 50
Tiger Twins tee in denim blue — mustard type with orange tiger duo, worn in a 1974 grocery aisle.New · $38
Tiger Twins artwork — two orange tigers with yellow display type on cobalt.
Tiger Twins tee in mustard — front script and back tiger heads print, front and back study.
Back print · Study II
Tiger Twins tee in natural — framed tiger pattern print, worn at the checkout.

A double-take on the same beast. Marigold, cobalt, and a fistful of orange — printed loud, worn loose, meant to be seen from across the parking lot.

Three shirts. One emblem. Cut heavy, dyed rich, screened by hand in small runs. Pair them, split them, argue about which one is the better twin.

Tiger Twins twin-head emblem — cobalt tiger heads on marigold.
Shop the Tiger TwinsTwo of a kind · Printed in small batches
Study № 07 · Serpents

It Ain't
My Fault.

It Ain't My Fault — snake wrapped tree illustration.
Plate 01Serpens / Arbor
Model at a wood-paneled bar in the boots-and-snake cream tee.
Boots vs snakes illustration — Early Heritage.
Plate 02Boots / Rattler
Model beneath an oak tree wearing the It Ain't My Fault tee.
Snake coiled around a farmhouse illustration.
Plate 03Home / Coil
Model at a vintage diner in the snake-house cream tee.
Ink
Waterbase · 4 colors
Paper
Cream heavyweight
Run
Numbered / 150
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The Blood Mark — a hand-drawn rust-red seal.
Our mark · Filed Vol. 01

What do you bleed for?

Inheritance without polish. Family without myth. Work without applause. Memory without permission.

The things handed down quietly — a name, a scar, a trade, a way of standing when the room gets heavy.

Heritage is not owned.

It is carried forward, or it is lost.

Admit One · Heritage Society

First word on the next drop.

One letter per drop · No filler