Ordered once.Never again.
In a kitchen, 86 means we are out of it — stop selling it, take it off the board. We make clothes the same way. One run, a fixed number, and when the last one goes it does not come back.
Everything here is counted.
Every size shows what is left of it. When a size reaches zero it stays on the page, struck through — because that is what an 86 board looks like, and because a run that sold out is worth more said out loud than hidden.
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It started on a cutting board.
The logotype was not drawn on a screen. It was squeezed out of a ketchup bottle onto a white board, photographed, and traced exactly as it landed — loops, blobs and all.
The colours are named the way a kitchen names things, because that is where this came from and we did not want to translate it into something tidier.
- In the weedsBuried, behind, and still going.
- Fire table 12Send it. The order is on.
- Fresh prepMade this morning.
- Family mealThe one everybody eats together.
- Sharp!Coming through with a blade.
The ones we actually get asked.
What does 86 mean?
Will a sold-out piece come back?
How do I pay?
Is my size actually held when I order?
When is the next drop?
How do the sizes run?
Put your name on it.
Placing an order holds your size — nobody else can take it while it is on your ticket. We confirm by phone or email and settle up when you collect. No card is taken on this page.