The Cat That Keeps Looking Back | Diamond Sky Shirts × T Sato | Side Pocket Sounder Hoodie

A hot-pink cat with three eyes and a grin you can see from across the room. Up close, the front print gets stranger. One-eyed mushrooms, tiny skulls, and fanged kittens hide among gold cloud curls. Four versions of the cat run down one sleeve in hot pink, electric cyan, acid lime, and ultraviolet purple.
Japanese pop art meets downtown L.A. gallery style on the Stanley/Stella Sounder, a soft midweight fleece hoodie with a lined hood and pockets tucked into the side seams. The uninterrupted front gives the artwork room to breathe.
Available in French Navy, Black, and White.

T. Sato works out of a converted warehouse studio on the eastern edge of downtown Los Angeles, where the sound of freight trains and the late-night traffic of the arts district make their way into almost everything he makes. Raised between Japan and Southern California, Sato grew up on Saturday-morning cartoons, temple souvenir stalls, and the stickers and flyers covering every telephone pole on his walk to school. His work combines all of it: grinning creatures, watchful eyes, and lucky charms gone slightly feral, packed so tightly that the longer you look, the more you find looking back. He prefers to let the work speak for him and rarely gives interviews, and his paintings, prints, and wearables have appeared in pop-up shows, gallery windows, and small group exhibitions around the city. He says he’s chasing “the feeling of a toy store at the end of the world.”

.: 80% organic ring-spun combed cotton, 20% recycled polyester
.: Fabric weight: 8.3 oz./yd.2 (280 g/m2)
.: Regular, unisex fit
.: Set-in sleeves
.: Double-layered hood
.: Slanted side seam pockets
.: Self-fabric half-moon at the back of the neck
.: Same-color flat drawcords with stitched buttonhole eyelets
.: 1×1 rib at sleeve hem and bottom hem