Where This Started
Breathe Divinity began with drawings that had nowhere to go. Gothic lettering, wings, blades, branching linework, the odd skull. They worked on paper. Getting them to work on cloth, through a wash and a winter of wear, turned out to be the harder half of the problem, and that is really what the label is.
So the rule became simple: if a graphic cannot survive being worn properly, it does not get printed. Forty-four pieces rather than four hundred: that is what the rule costs. It also means a print that behaves earns another colorway instead of being dropped for the next idea.
What We Actually Make
Seven pullover hoodies and four zips. Seven long sleeves, eight tees, two tank tops, and a compression long sleeve and tee alongside them. Nine pairs of sweatpants, two pairs of cargos, two bodysuits and one pair of leggings. Every one of them runs S to XL, cut consistently. A size that fits a tee fits the hoodie that goes over it.
- Eclipse across four colorways, Nightmare on five shapes from hoodie to sweatpants, Shark Logo on red.
- Archangel on seven grounds, the same drawing every time, the ground doing the work.
- Nocturnal, Abyssal and Hellfire carrying the tees, with two tanks alongside them.
- Bloodlust across five grounds on the bottoms, plus Wyvern, Fallen Knight and the Essential 937.
What We Are Honest About
Half the categories on this site have nothing in them. Kids, tracksuits, shorts, short sets, sweaters, accessories, beanies and caps are all built, open and empty.
We could have hidden those pages until there was something to sell on them. Instead they say plainly that nothing is stocked, because a page that pretends otherwise wastes the time of the person reading it.
When those shelves fill, they will carry prints that already run on the tops rather than a new set of drawings nobody has seen. That is the plan, and there is no date attached to it worth quoting.
How to Get the Most Out of What Is Here
Three things settle most of what people write in about: getting the size right the first time, knowing how to wash a printed piece, and knowing who to ask when something is not right. Each has its own page.
Sizing and Fit
Flat measurements for every shape, so you can compare against something you already own instead of guessing from a photograph.
Open the size guideCaring for a Print
Cool wash, inside out, no dryer. The full version, sorted by garment type, takes about two minutes to read.
Read the care guideTalking to a Person
A real reply rather than a form that goes nowhere. Include an order number if there is one and it moves faster.
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