The SLUT Wordmark T-Shirt is a minimalist statement piece built around reclamation, irony, and queer cultural shorthand. Printed small across the chest in clean, modern type, the design strips everything back to language itself—turning a once-weaponized word into a confident, art-forward badge.
This is typography as attitude. No illustration, no spectacle, just a sharp, intentional wordmark that reads differently depending on who’s looking and why. For some, it lands as humor. For others, as protest. For many, as a quiet but unmistakable signal of self-possession and sexual autonomy.
Cut from soft, durable cotton and available in a full inclusive size range, this tee is made to be worn in real life: Pride weekends, club nights, gallery openings, coffee runs that turn into conversations. It works layered under a jacket or on its own, letting the word do the work without shouting.
Designed in NYC, where typography, subculture, and coded language have always been part of the visual landscape.
