Dsign Crtel is an independent tattoo clothing brand creating original Japanese tattoo apparel influenced by Irezumi, Japanese folklore and traditional tattoo composition. Explore graphic T-shirts, oversized tees, hoodies, sweatshirts and tanks featuring artwork drawn in-house and reworked for contemporary streetwear.
Dsign Crtel is an independent tattoo clothing brand creating original graphic streetwear inspired by Japanese tattoo art, Irezumi and traditional Japanese imagery. Every design is drawn in-house and developed specifically for clothing, combining detailed illustration with a darker, contemporary streetwear aesthetic.
Rather than reproducing existing tattoo flash or bodysuit artwork, each design is built as its own composition. Dragons, koi fish, tigers, demons, samurai, geisha and snakes are reworked through our own drawing style, influenced by Irezumi, Japanese folklore and traditional tattoo composition.
Every design begins as an original illustration. Detailed linework, balanced framing and strong silhouettes allow the artwork to hold its presence across graphic T-shirts, oversized fits, heavyweight hoodies and crewneck sweatshirts.
The collection includes bold back prints, smaller chest graphics and carefully composed layouts designed to feel wearable rather than disposable. The result is tattoo apparel with its own identity — original artwork developed around the garment rather than generic graphics added afterwards.
Our tattoo streetwear combines traditional Japanese tattoo influence with modern garment shapes, heavyweight fabrics and faded finishes. Each fit is selected to complement the scale and composition of the artwork, from oversized graphic T-shirts and everyday tees to heavyweight hoodies, vintage finishes and graphic sweatshirts.
Browse graphic T-shirts, tank tops, heavyweight hoodies and crewneck sweatshirts featuring original artwork across key Japanese tattoo motifs. Different fits, fabrics and finishes give each collection its own character, while the complete range follows the same idea: original illustration, Irezumi influence and streetwear built around the artwork.
