

THE IDEA BEHIND STAR WALK
The idea for "Star Walk" design didn’t come from a sketch or a trend. It came one night, looking up at the sky and wondering what it would feel like to stand there, not just to look at the stars, but to move across them. I started thinking about how the universe has its own rules. Gravity keeps you down. Distance keeps you away. Time reminds you that you’re small. But what if you ignored all of that? What if you could take one step and be somewhere no one had ever been before? That’s the energy I wanted to capture in this shirt. The cut, the weight, the way it falls on you. It’s built to feel like you’re moving differently. Like you’re not tied to the ground, but carrying a piece of the sky with you. Every line in the design is a step, every detail a reminder that the impossible isn’t untouchable. Wearing it isn’t just about style, it’s about stepping into that mindset. The mindset that says: the rules of the universe are suggestions, not chains. This isn’t just a shirt you put on. It’s a declaration that your journey doesn’t stop where the map ends. That even here, on the ground, you can walk like the stars are beneath your feet.

THE IDEA BEHIND DESERT WALK
The idea for "Desert Walk" design didn’t come from a sketch or a trend. It came from imagining what it would feel like to move through time, not just across sand, but through the echoes of everything that’s happened there before. I started thinking about how the desert has its own rules. The heat slows you. The wind erases your path. The horizon always feels just beyond reach. But what if you didn’t see those as obstacles? What if every step was a way of walking through history itself? That’s the energy I wanted to capture in this shirt. It’s made to feel like you’re part of something that stretches far beyond this moment. Like every step you take is connected to every step taken before you. Every line in the design is a step, every detail a reminder that the past isn’t gone, it’s under your feet. Wearing it isn’t just about style, it’s about carrying that story forward. The mindset that says: history isn’t something you look back at, it’s something you walk through. This isn’t just a shirt you put on. It’s a reminder that your journey is part of a much bigger one, and the ground you walk on has been walked before, by countless others who made their mark.

THE IDEA BEHIND NFTP
The idea for "Not For The Polite" design came from the attitude that built this brand in the first place. RUDEBOYS was never about blending in it was about walking into a room and shifting the energy without saying a word. I started thinking about how politeness is often mistaken for character. How people are told to smooth their edges, and fit into a space that was never built for them. But the ones who make change don’t play by those rules. They speak louder, stand taller, and move without waiting for permission. That’s the feeling I wanted in this piece the raw, unfiltered truth of being yourself even when it’s too much for someone else. It’s not aggression, it’s honesty. It’s not disrespect, it’s refusing to water yourself down to make others comfortable. Every time you wear it, it’s a reminder that you’re not here to be palatable. You’re here to be real. This isn’t just a shirt. It’s a warning label not to push people away, but to attract the ones who understand.

THE IDEA BEHIND IDFC
The idea for "I Don’t F*ing Care About What You Think" design came from stripping away every filter, every soft edge, every attempt to make a statement sound “acceptable.” Sometimes the truth doesn’t need to be dressed up it just needs to be said. I started thinking about how much of what we do is shaped by the eyes on us. How people hold back because they’re worried about how it will be received, how it will be judged. But living like that means you’re never really living for yourself. And the moment you stop caring about those opinions, you get your freedom back. That’s the energy this shirt carries the feeling of stepping outside the weight of other people’s expectations and breathing for the first time without them on your back. It’s blunt because life’s too short for polite people pleasing. It’s loud because some messages should never be whispered. Wearing it isn’t about being reckless, it’s about refusing to measure your worth by someone else’s scale. It’s about choosing yourself over their approval every single time. This isn’t just a shirt. It’s a line drawn in permanent ink: I’m not here to please you, and I don't care if i will.







