COMMUTE LIMIT — 90 MINUTES

Ninety minutes each way is not unusual here.

In Tokyo, distance is measured in transfers rather than

kilometres. People choose apartments by how many lines they

can reach, and a ninety-minute commute is the price of living

somewhere with enough room to breathe. The trains are quiet.

Everyone is asleep, or reading, or standing perfectly still

in a space the size of a doormat. Nobody complains, because

everyone is doing it.

Three hours a day, spent arriving.

For anyone who lives closer to the office than to home.

I live in Tokyo and photograph the parts of it that tourists

walk past — faded enamel signage, rusted steel posts, the

texture of paint after forty years of rain. This design was

built from those photographs and rebuilt as vector artwork.

The sign is invented. The language it speaks is not.

PRODUCT

Unisex Comfort Colors 1717

100% ring-spun cotton, garment-dyed

Relaxed fit, soft-washed

Printed in the USA

Garment dyeing gives each shirt a lived-in, slightly faded

tone — the same quality the design itself is after.

SIZE

See the size chart in the listing photos. Measurements are

given in both inches and centimeters.

This is a relaxed fit. If you prefer a closer fit,

consider sizing down.

CARE

Machine wash cold, inside out. Tumble dry low.

Do not iron directly on the print.

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Created from my own photographs, edited with AI-assisted tools.

Product images are digital mockups.

All sales are final — each item is made to order.

If your order arrives damaged, misprinted, or incorrect,

message me and I will replace or refund it.