enso — a brand of plant-fiber ropes, and the t-shirt became its manifesto. At its core is the question, «What of what you hold can you let go of?»
text composition
We were taught to hold on tighter, but the material suggests otherwise: it accepts the load, changes, and remains whole. The text is laid out in a narrow column, running along the spine like a taut rope. The handwritten logo and the blade of grass recall the fiber’s living origin, and the white fabric becomes part of the composition.
Technology — DTF: crisp graphics and typography, dense colors, most of the shirt is unprinted. Image Size — 13,6 × 40 cm. Placement — center back; top of the logo is 8 cm from the collar seam. T-shirt — white/black, oversized. Size Range — S–XL. The composition has been verified across the extremes of the range. On size S (back width approx. 56 cm, length 70 cm), the print occupies about a quarter of the width and ends 22 cm from the hem: the column reads as a strong accent. On size XL (approx. 64 and 76 cm)—it covers about 22% of the width and extends 26 cm from the hem: there is more negative space, but the vertical line along the spine is maintained. Therefore, one file sized 13,6 × 40 cm works for the entire range. Print Colors — orange FF3700, black, olive 626D41. The size was chosen so that the composition fits within the maximum field of 40 × 42 cm and that the thin text lines are not less than 0.5 mm thick.
S and L size comparison
Production files have been transferred to the «Papenko_tenso_t-shirt» folder. The package includes: • DTF print file — PNG, 13,6 × 40 cm, 300 dpi, sRGB, transparent background, 1:1 scale; • editable source file — PSD (layers: logo, text); • visualizations of the t-shirt with the print application
XL and L sizes
