Pierrot's Dance T-Shirt
Heavyweight 220 GSM T-Shirt
100% Cotton
Screenprinted & Garment Dyed in Paris, France
Note: Due to the unique dyeing process, each garment will have slight variations, making every piece truly one of a kind.
Take your normal size for a slightly boxy, slightly cropped T-Shirt. Size down for a more fitted, slightly cropped T-Shirt.
Commedia dell’Arte is a vibrant theatrical tradition that began in 16th-century Italy. Known for its stock characters, improvisation, and exaggerated humor, it brought stock characters like Harlequin, Colombina, and Pierrot to life. Its influence still echoes in modern comedy and drama today. Pierrot, a beloved character from the commedia dell'arte, is the wistful, moonlit clown—naïve, romantic, and often heartbroken. His silent longing and tender vulnerability have inspired countless artists across centuries.
As a throughline for the brand, I want to illustrate these stock characters from the Commedia dell’arte as cartoon foxes. The “Tanzlied” is a play on the opera aria by Erich Korngold, titled “Tanzlied des Pierrot”, or ‘Pierrot’s Dance.’
Heavyweight 220 GSM T-Shirt
100% Cotton
Screenprinted & Garment Dyed in Paris, France
Note: Due to the unique dyeing process, each garment will have slight variations, making every piece truly one of a kind.
Take your normal size for a slightly boxy, slightly cropped T-Shirt. Size down for a more fitted, slightly cropped T-Shirt.
Commedia dell’Arte is a vibrant theatrical tradition that began in 16th-century Italy. Known for its stock characters, improvisation, and exaggerated humor, it brought stock characters like Harlequin, Colombina, and Pierrot to life. Its influence still echoes in modern comedy and drama today. Pierrot, a beloved character from the commedia dell'arte, is the wistful, moonlit clown—naïve, romantic, and often heartbroken. His silent longing and tender vulnerability have inspired countless artists across centuries.
As a throughline for the brand, I want to illustrate these stock characters from the Commedia dell’arte as cartoon foxes. The “Tanzlied” is a play on the opera aria by Erich Korngold, titled “Tanzlied des Pierrot”, or ‘Pierrot’s Dance.’