Product Overview A definitive grail from Jun Takahashi’s legendary Spring/Summer 2006 "T" collection. This season was built around the concept of fictional progressive rock bands, blending high-concept graphics with Takahashi's mastery of deconstruction. This "Wormhole" hoodie is one of the most iconic silhouettes of the era, perfectly capturing the punk-infused, worn-in aesthetic that defines Undercover’s most sought-after archive pieces.
Key Design Elements
"Wormhole" Distressing: The garment features signature meticulous distressing, often referred to as a "moth-eaten" or "shotgun" effect, concentrated heavily around the front lower hem and neckline.
Layered Sleeve Construction: Designed with a classic "short-over-long" layered effect, featuring contrast off-white/cream jersey sleeves attached beneath the main black hoodie body.
Hypnotic Back Graphic: The center back is anchored by a large, circular spiral print in a faded white/grey tone, a recurring motif in the "T" collection's psychedelic rock narrative.
Band-Inspired Sleeve Prints: The lower sleeves feature intricate graphics, including the "Undercover Records" logo and technical "Wahnfried" motifs, which represent the fictional band universe created for the season.
Raw Finishes: Features raw, unfinished hems on both the hoodie body and the layered sleeves, enhancing the deconstructed, DIY feel.
Technical Details
Size: 3 (Typically corresponds to a Japanese Large).
Condition: 9/10 (Excellent archival condition with minimal wear beyond the intentional distressing).
