FIG. 1
The subject
An owl cannot move its eyes, so it turns its head instead, up to 270 degrees. An eagle sees several times more sharply than we do.
RAPTOR STUDY
LONG SLEEVE TEE · CONCEPT COLLECTION
DESIGN 04 / 07
HOVER TO STUDY THE ENGRAVING / ×2.5
FIELD NOTES
RAPTOR / RAPTOR NAVY
TRIPLE LEADDESIGN 04
- STUDY
- RAPTOR STUDY
- GARMENT
- LONG SLEEVE TEE
- COLLECTION
- CONCEPT
- DYE
- RAPTOR NAVY
- INK
- RAPTOR SKY
- FRONT
- OWL
- BACK
- EAGLE
- CHEST
- III
WILDLIFE / CONSERVATION / APPAREL
FIG. 2
Why it matters
Raptors sit at the top of the food chain. Where they thrive, the ecosystem beneath them usually does too.
FIG. 3
The garment
Front: an owl on a branch, off-centre, with a second cropped by the hem. Back: one eagle, large, perched and watching. Chest: the III mark, wearer’s left, in the same raptor sky ink.
