The shirt reads: “ball up top.”
Three words in a small, plain lowercase serif, centred on the shirt with an enormous amount of empty space around them. Nothing else.
It is the quietest design in the catalogue and the most confusing to anyone outside the joke. The restraint is deliberate — a phrase that circulates in capitals online, set here like a line of poetry. For the people who already say it.
Set this small on a shirt this large, it reads as though somebody has carefully engraved a passing remark. The full stop is doing more work than any other punctuation in the catalogue.
