Josef and Anni Crop Tee

THE CONCEPT

Josef and Anni Albers were pivotal figures at Black Mountain College, a hub of experimentation and creativity in mid-20th-century America. Josef, a Bauhaus-trained artist and teacher, became renowned for his abstract geometric works and exploration of color theory, while Anni, a textile artist, pushed the boundaries of weaving into the realm of modernist design. Their time at Black Mountain College, from 1933 to 1949, was marked by a dynamic exchange of ideas with other avant-garde figures like Buckminster Fuller and Merce Cunningham. The Albers’ collaborative spirit and interdisciplinary approach helped shape the development of American modernism, influencing generations of artists, designers, and educators. Through their work and teaching, they championed the intersection of art, design, and education, leaving a lasting legacy in both the artistic community and beyond.

THE MATERIAL

Our Perfect Crop Tee offers a flattering, Japanese-inspired boxy fit with a lightweight, ultrafine weave. The fabric is luxuriously soft while crisp and clean.

From concept to creation, each piece is thoughtfully made according to our curiosities and research, and is then presented with the discerning collector in mind.

This premium quality, collection-worthy graphic crop tee is an elevated addition to any curated wardrobe, offering both artistic sophistication and effortless style.

100% Organic Cotton
Made to Order in USA

THE SIZING

This sought-after fit runs true to size.