Kids T-Shirts

Description: Pier Paolo Pasolini. Filmmaker, writer, poet and provocateur. A tribute to one of Italy's most uncompromising cultural figures and to a body of work that continues to question, provoke and inspire. For lovers of Italian cinema, literature, poetry, auteur cinema and culture with something to say.

Description: Umberto D. — Vittorio De Sica, Italian neorealism and one of those cinematic stories that manages to be devastating without ever raising its voice. A tribute to films that found beauty in ordinary lives, imperfect streets and the small details most people overlook. For lovers of Italian cinema, neorealism, classic film and movies with a little more soul.

Description: Marcello Mastroianni. Italian cinema, effortless charm and one of those faces that seem destined to belong to the big screen forever. A graphic tribute to one of European cinema's great actors and to an era when Italian cinema turned style into a way of life.

Description: A little dose of absurdity, irony and pop culture. Groteska isn't here to tell you how to live better. It just wants you to question why you're wearing a T-shirt with this face. A graphic piece for people who prefer strange humor, satire and references that don't need much explanation.

Description: A Neapolitan, a plate of pasta and absolutely no interest in explaining ourselves. Because if you have to ask why… you wouldn't get it. Italy isn't just a place. It's beautiful chaos, pasta at inappropriate hours, dramatic opinions and an inexplicable ability to make everything look better. For Italy lovers, pasta obsessives, Neapolitan souls and people who don't need to explain themselves.

Description: Pavarotti, Nonna, opera, Aperol and gossip. Some things don't need explaining. A postcard from that version of Italy somewhere between the village square, an opera aria, an afternoon spritz and your grandmother knowing absolutely everything that's going on. Italy? You wouldn't get it.

Description: A Neapolitan, a plate of pasta and absolutely no interest in explaining ourselves. Because if you have to ask why… you wouldn't get it. Italy isn't just a place. It's beautiful chaos, pasta at inappropriate hours, dramatic opinions and an inexplicable ability to make everything look better. For Italy lovers, pasta obsessives, Neapolitan souls and people who don't need to explain themselves.

Description: Pavarotti, Nonna, opera, Aperol and gossip. Some things don't need explaining. A postcard from that version of Italy somewhere between the village square, an opera aria, an afternoon spritz and your grandmother knowing absolutely everything that's going on. Italy? You wouldn't get it.