Unisex sweatshirt
The unisex sweatshirt features Gavino, a long-eared bat watchmaker from my Animal Kinhood series — where the animals dress and live like people — head-on, with the bow tie under the herringbone vest and the tweed coat. A warm layer with an understated portrait that asks no permission.
Foto: Mauro Mucedda / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0)Plecotus sardus
A stopped watch isn't dead. Most of the time it's just lost its pulse for a moment.
Endemic exclusively to Sardinia; Mediterranean forests of holm oak and cork oak on limestone terrain, with refuges in inland caves (Supramonte, Gennargentu).
Each year, in the depth of the cold, there comes a stretch when he moves more slowly, talks with his words dragging and sleeps a great deal; the workshop barely opens. He calls it the season and puts it down to his age and to the cold that rises from the stone. Those months he turns the collar of his coat up over his ears and winds his watches a little slower.
It's an everyday sweatshirt for the months of least light, comfortable at home or out. It's made when you order it. The size and composition, in the specifications.
