002
?
Specimen №002
Lol Bird
Pacific Northwest
Laughs at predators. Often photographed. Never caught.
Specimen №001 · Documented
WEAR
THE
UNSEEN™ probably real
Streetwear for believers. Heavyweight hoodies, fleeces & tees carrying hand-drawn cryptids pulled straight from the field journal — the Oarfish, the Lol Bird, the Desert Walker and whatever else we manage to document.
11m
Recorded length
14
Cryptids logged
∞
Sightings pending
dorsal crest
FIG. A — fins, orange
harbinger
FIG. B — bad omen
✧
Drop 002 · Active
The Trench
Closes In
Eleven pieces. Drawn in the dark. When the timer hits zero, the trench reseals — restocks are never promised.
68% claimed
Field Guide
Known Specimens
Three of the fourteen documented to date. The rest live in the journal until they don't.
003
?
Specimen №003
Desert Walker
Sonoran Basin
Leaves no footprints. Smells faintly of citrus.
004
?
Specimen №004
Forest Ghost
Olympic Range
Vanishes at dusk. Reappears in your camera roll.
Drop 002
The Collection
Heavyweight cotton · screen-printed · numbered runs
Lookbook
Spotted in the Wild
User submissions · tag #oarfishsupply
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Rooftop · Brooklyn✶
🌊
Pier 7 · Dusk✶
🌲
Forest · Olympic✶
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Desert · Sonora✶
Folio · 1894
"It surfaced
three times.
Then never
again."
The first sighting was in the North Atlantic, 1894. A naval crew documented a creature "ribbon-like, the length of three boats, with fins burning orange in the lamplight."
We've been drawing what they saw ever since. Every piece in this collection is a translation — ink on paper, then ink on cotton — of a thing that probably exists.
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