Concept
The idea for the t-shirt design originated from my architectural project for a country home in Altai. I wanted to translate architecture from the space of blueprints into everyday life, transforming technical drawing into an element of clothing. The print is based on the house plan, incorporating its functional zoning and distinctive geometry. The actual blueprint is placed on the back, while the front features a minimalist scale ruler that references the language of architectural design. Thus, the t-shirt becomes an extension of my project, and architecture transcends the page, acquiring a new form.
Visualizations
Visualizations
Oversized T-Shirt
Developed size — M (Oversized).
Back length — 74 cm, width at chest level when laid flat — 62 cm, sleeve length — 23 cm.
Material — knitwear, 100% cotton, density 240 g/m².
Color — white.
A loose-fitting t-shirt with a dropped shoulder seam, a round neckline, and short sleeves.
T-Shirt Production Technology
The images are applied using DTF printing, a method that allows for the transfer of fine lines, small markings, and color elements. To transfer the images, high-resolution digital layouts with a transparent background are prepared. The prints are printed on special film and transferred to the fabric using a heat press.
