Camo Long-Sleeve Shirt

The camouflage pattern of the Camo Long-Sleeve Shirt originates from a piece of graffiti photographed by UnDeR20 founder TenGuSan on a hillside in Los Angeles.

The original pattern used four colors, giving it a more conventional military character. For this design, UnDeR20 simplified it into a three-color composition, reducing the uniform-like feel and making the pattern more suitable for everyday wear while bringing it closer to the brand’s streetwear language.

The graphic on the chest pocket comes from a vintage poster TenGuSan discovered and photographed in a secondhand bookstore in the United States. Preserved as an independent visual detail, it contrasts with the all-over camouflage and gives the shirt the character of both a travel record and an archive of collected images.

The shirt is cut in a relaxed yet structured silhouette, suitable for wearing on its own, as a light outer layer, or as part of a layered look. The design emphasizes versatility and visual depth, introducing personal image sources and a distinctive street sensibility into a familiar camouflage format.