Art is timeless - we bring his vision into a new dimension.
What makes Van Gogh immortal?
His art was more than paint on canvas. It was pain, passion, light, and darkness all at once. But what exactly made him unique?
Van Gogh didn’t paint to please – he painted to feel. Every blue, every yellow was an emotion, not a coincidence.
Nothing in his paintings stands still. Sky, fields, flowers—everything vibrates with life. Where others saw only objects, he saw energy.
Over 750 letters, over 2,000 works. A life dedicated solely to art. His soul burned brighter than his colors.
In his lifetime, he barely sold a single painting. Yet he kept painting – against loneliness, against doubt, against the world.
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He dreamt in color, felt in lines, and spoke through light – what remains is more than just paintings: they are windows into a soul. His vision lives on – as art you can wear.
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Each piece is more than fabric – it’s a fragment of a story, a feeling in color.
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A restless spirit is born
On March 30, 1853, Vincent Willem van Gogh is born in the Netherlands. From an early age, he reveals a restless soul, trying his hand as an art dealer, teacher, and lay preacher – yet he never quite finds his place.
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After unsuccessful attempts as a preacher, Van Gogh discovers art as his true calling. He begins drawing and painting intensely, inspired by the simple, harsh realities of life.
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From dark tones to bright colors
His first masterpiece, "The Potato Eaters," was created – dark, earthy, and raw. But in Paris, he became acquainted with Impressionism, met artists like Monet and Toulouse-Lautrec, and developed his own colorful style.
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Van Gogh moves to Arles with the dream of creating an artist community. There, he paints some of his most famous works: Sunflowers, The Bedroom, and Café Terrace at Night. But inner turmoil and personal conflicts drive him into isolation.
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Madness & masterpieces
After a mental breakdown, Van Gogh admits himself to a clinic in Saint-Rémy. Despite his suffering, he creates some of his greatest works there – including "Starry Night", a vision of light and movement.
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The tragic end of a genius
Van Gogh moves to the village of Auvers-sur-Oise, where he is cared for by Dr. Gachet. On July 27, 1890, he shoots himself in the chest. Two days later, he dies – poor, misunderstood, yet leaving behind an artistic legacy that would change the world forever.
Wear the essence of creativity. Become a masterpiece yourself.
A shirt like a brushstroke – intense, bold, full of contrast. This design celebrates Van Gogh’s view of colour as emotion, as the language of the soul. Wear a piece of his fire – for everyone unafraid of vivid thoughts.
Discover nowFor everyone who dares to dream big.
A call to all dreamers: step out, bloom, be seen! “Fearless Bloom” brings Van Gogh’s courage to fabric – for everyone who wants to remember that doubt often becomes art.
Discover nowFor everyone who loves life - in all its colors.
When sunflowers meet starry nights, poetry is born in textile form. This design combines Van Gogh's hope and dreaminess—for those who seek light, even when it's dark.
Discover nowIt is better to fail with passion than to succeed in boredom.
I put my heart and soul into my work, and lost my mind in the process.
I dream of painting my pictures and then I paint my dreams.
Art for your soul.
Van Gogh’s colors, thoughts and dreams – reimagined, made wearable.
For all those who want to not only see art, but also feel it.
