Bloodfire Camo Long-Sleeve Jersey

The camouflage pattern of the Bloodfire Camo Long-Sleeve Jersey originates from a piece of graffiti photographed by UnDeR20 founder TenGuSan on a hillside in Los Angeles. The original artwork 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 bringing the pattern closer to the brand’s streetwear language.

The abrasions and bloodstain details embedded within the camouflage were inspired by TenGuSan’s observations of street skateboarders. Their arms and legs often bear wounds caused by repeated falls and friction against rough surfaces. These physical traces are translated into graphic elements, giving the camouflage a sense of continuing movement despite injury.

The distorted, disordered color logo is treated with the raw visual character of street graffiti, layered with bloodstains, digital noise, and camouflage. Together, these elements create a direct, abrasive, and deliberately confrontational street language, reflecting the pain, force, and persistent emotional intensity suggested by the name Bloodfire.

The jersey is constructed with a double-layer structure and a substantial mesh lining, making it suitable for early spring, autumn, or as a mid-layer in colder weather. Its structured silhouette holds its shape when worn alone while remaining comfortable beneath a jacket. Zippers on both sides allow the hem to be adjusted: opening them creates a wider, more relaxed shape closer to a traditional football jersey, while closing them produces a sharper, more streamlined silhouette suited to different styling and movement requirements.