ERD “Psychic Violence” Paper Tee – Washed Black

An archival Henri Alexander–era ERD graphic piece widely referred to as the “Psychic Violence” Paper Tee. Constructed from soft washed-black cotton, the shirt features a stark monochrome collage on the front composed of fragmented symbolic imagery and small “erd” typography, echoing photocopied zine layouts and underground print culture. The back continues the concept with a grid of silhouetted panels and typewritten captions, finishing with “enfants riches déprimés paper” text near the hem — a direct nod to ERD’s self-published art-paper aesthetic. The relaxed drape and naturally faded wash give the tee a worn-in, archival feel while the dual-sided graphics keep it visually balanced and collectible. Lightweight yet substantial, it works equally well as a standalone statement or layered into darker editorial fits.

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Key Features:

•Soft washed-black cotton construction

•Front monochrome collage with small “erd” typography

•Back grid graphic with typewritten captions and “paper” text

•Relaxed / slightly oversized fit

•Classic crew neckline

•Short sleeves with natural drop

•Lightweight breathable fabric for year-round wear

•Vintage-inspired faded wash treatment

•Dual-sided archival ERD graphic design

•Henri Alexander–era collectible piece ideal for streetwear or editorial styling