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One landscape block of solid unit tiles floating on graph paper, played completely straight — a screenshot of an alien spreadsheet. Deadpan Mosaic. Soft unisex tee, direct-to-garment print.
EU €5.90 (2–5 business days), worldwide €12.90 (5–10). Orders are printed and dispatched within 48 hours; tracking lands in your inbox the moment it ships.
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100% cotton (White, Black), 5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²)
Printed on demand with water-based DTG inks
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This is a pattern with no pattern in it: solid unit tiles in seven colors, arranged with the seriousness of a timetable and the meaning of static noise. It looks like a knitting chart from a civilization that never invented wool.
We present it completely straight. No caption, no explanation, no key. Decode it yourself — the answer is that there is no answer.

The mosaic prints on a fine graph-paper grid: gray-blue lines on light shirts, clean white lines on black. Seven flat colors, hard edges, zero gradients — reads at chest scale and from across the street.
Printed on a Gildan 5000: 100% cotton, 5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²), pre-shrunk, ribbed collar that survives the washing machine. Unisex cut, true to size; size down for a closer fit.

Each tee is printed within 48 hours of your order at our EU production partner and shipped worldwide with tracking: €5.90 in the EU (2–5 business days), €12.90 worldwide (5–10).
Wrong size or the print disappoints? Free reprint or refund within 30 days. The pattern does not take it personally. It is a pattern.

Bauhaus kids with a Tetris past, people who color-code their spreadsheets for fun, knitters who read charts at parties, and anyone whose favorite aesthetic is “structured chaos”.
A pure pattern drop — the only one in the catalog with no mascot, no caption and no opinion.
