THE FULL STORY
Dry Your Tears is comfi-wear for the wicked and the wired: oversized hoodies and tees you surf in, cry in, or disappear into. We don't do polished. We do worn-in, salt-stained, internet-poisoned. We translate emotion, nostalgia, and internet culture into clothing you actually want to live in. Not a shoulder to cry on — a reminder you're never alone.
It started with a surf. My first one, Portugal, 2025. Before that: a world of stress dressed up as ambition. Bigger cars, bigger titles, everyone looking the same, sounding the same. Nice enough life. Just wasn't mine.
So I skipped the chase. Less noise, less performing for people who don't matter. Started this somewhere real instead. On the coast. On purpose.
It's calmer now. Still evolving. This story isn't finished, and neither am I. What began as a sketch on a quiet night became more than clothing — it became the place I put what I couldn't say out loud. Every drop is part of the story.
No big team. No outsourced creative. Every piece designed by me, start to finish.
MANUFACTURING
We work with a small number of print partners in China, factories I've visited myself, not just names on an invoice. Every piece is print-on-demand, made in small batches once a drop is live.
We keep quantities low. We don't mass-produce. Every piece is made in small batches, some as few as 40–45 units, so what you're wearing was never meant to be everywhere.
With a heavy focus on design, story, and feeling, every piece we release is designed by me, no big team, no outsourced creative. Just one person putting the things I didn't say out loud into something you can wear.
