ArtworkThe plate — 11 × 14in.

Technical placement flat showing the back plate on a hoodie back, dropped to clear the hood, with measurements — Technical drawingPlacement flat. The plate drops an extra inch to clear the hood.

ArtworkChest mark, 3 × 1.4in.

Plate No. 01

DO IT PROPERLY Hoodie

The daily uniform version — the same plate, on the garment people actually live in.

Artwork: Plate No. 01 — back plate, with the chest mark on the front
Body: Pullover. A zip body needs its own placement diagram before approval.
Method: One ink. Light-on-dark needs a white underbase.
Colourways: Paper on Slate · Slate on Paper
Blank: TODO — not selected
Sizes: TODO — set with the blank

Future product concept · not yet for sale

There is no price, no size run, and no physical sample. When those exist they will appear here as facts, not as estimates.

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Supersedes: The zip-hoodie concept and both of its prior photographic executions. The artwork changed from a printed photograph to a drawn plate, and the body changed from zip to pullover; the placket on a zip body breaks the chest-mark centre line.

Published in

Study No. 01The Proper MethodOn doing one thing carefully: how a specimen becomes a plate, why the drawing outlives the photograph, and what the first Field Objects are for.

Alongside

What shipped in the same study, then what the record itself points to. Nothing is padded — an object that stood alone shows nothing here.