Benjamin.

In his story, he once saw the most beautiful aurora of his life up north, green and purple, moving slowly. He took a photo with his phone, looked at it, and deleted it. "You don't capture it," is all he says if the subject comes up; putting a filter on it strikes him as disrespectful. What he did do was draw it for a friend on a sheet of report paper, in ballpoint pen, crooked. She framed it. Some things only exist if you live them, not if you keep them.

Everything Benjamin wears is grey, silver, or white; color feels like a bit much to him. This t-shirt carries his front-facing portrait, in the silver jacket with that one chain. It suits anyone who also prefers things simple and understated. Sizes and the rest are on the purchase page; here I've told you about the character, and his whole life is in his biography.