Heavyweight, blank front. The tag inside is the only signature.
Merch · shop
Things we made. Quietly.
No logo on the front of anything. When a piece needs a name, it whispers dry day — small, gray, somewhere you’d have to look.
Unstructured, no embroidery outside. Woven label under the sweatband.
Wall, A4. Every dry day of the year hand-circled. The circle is the brand.
Ruled, elastic closure. Blind deboss on the back cover — no ink at all.
A2, the parametric bottle in ink on white. Unsigned.
Nine doodles, die-cut. Bottle, wheel, circled day — no words.
Canvas, blank both sides. A swing tag does the talking, then you cut it off.
Plain white. The mark is stamped under the base — only you know.
All imagery is placeholder doodle art · prices are illustrative, not final · nothing here is on sale yet.
Branding rule
The logo hides.
Kavatta isn’t a pretty word, so it never prints on merch. Nothing on the front of anything. If a piece must be signed, it says dry day.
Inside the collar
The tee and cap carry one woven tag, inside, gray on gray. Nothing outside.
Blind deboss, back cover
The diary is pressed, not printed — you feel the words before you read them.
The circled day
On the calendar the brand is a gesture, not a word — the hand-drawn circle around a dry day.