In a world where fashion is often used to communicate personality, power, or performance, None of Us and Nofs propose something radically different:
Clothing that doesn’t demand explanation.
Clothing that speaks inward, not outward.
Clothing designed for the state you're in, not the story you want to tell.

These are not garments for aesthetic expression.
They are emotional tools—systems for people who feel deeply, think silently, and sometimes want to disappear without leaving.

🔹 None of Us: Architecture for Emotional Containment

None of Us is a visual and tactile system for the inward collapse—when you feel raw, dysregulated, or exhausted. It’s not about hiding. It’s about deflecting interpretation. It doesn’t seek to be seen. It seeks to protect.

Core Attributes:

• Shape: Oversized, enveloping, asymmetric. Clothes that disrupt your outline, confuse reading. You aren’t here to be scanned.

• Color Environment: Heavy neutrals. Fogged black, ash blue, rotten plum, rusted khaki. They feel pre-worn. Emotionally preoccupied.

• Typography / Symbol Use: Glitched phrases, static lines, broken code. Things like ...., wait\, [null]. Sometimes legible. Often not. A visual language of emotional dropout.

• Fabrication: Dense, muffling materials—brushed cotton, structured fleece, rubberized canvas. These aren’t breathable. They’re boundary-making.

Function:

None of Us is for when you want to be present but unapproachable. It’s a wearable don’t ask, a soft shield for when explaining isn’t possible.
It creates a container around you, so the world doesn’t pour in.

🔹 Nofs: Design for Emotional Quiet

Nofs Tracksuit is not for defense. It’s for neutrality. It’s a state where nothing is wrong, but nothing is activated either. You’re floating. You’re still. You want to exist in the room without narrative.

Core Attributes:

• Shape: Minimal, relaxed, proportionally balanced. No exaggeration. Just enough form to give you comfort and non-friction.

• Color Environment: Mist tones, muted bone, daylight grey, chalk, faded beige. Light, gentle, memory-like.

• Typography / Symbol Use: Absent. No language, no signal. Silence is the visual message.

• Fabrication: Soft knits, washed twill, air-woven cotton blends. These materials don’t press, don’t cling, don’t speak. They hold you softly.

Function:

Nofs is for moving through space without needing to broadcast presence. You aren’t performing or hiding. You’re just being. It’s non-reactive wear for a regulated state of mind.

🔹 System Logic: Emotional Design, Not Style Design

🔹 Who This Is For

You don’t buy None of Us or Nofs because they’re cool.
You turn to them because they understand what other clothes don’t:

• That some days, style feels like noise

• That clothing can become a kind of emotional overstimulation

• That fashion doesn’t always have to say something

• That comfort includes psychological boundaries, not just softness

• That you are allowed to be offline, undefined, or uninterpretable

These are systems for people who need to regulate first, express later.

🔹 Final Note: Clothes as Capacity Tools

None of Us and Nofs do not dress the body.
They dress the experience inside the body.

They are not here to elevate your presence, enhance your aesthetic, or amplify your personality. They are here for the other days—the ones where:

• You don’t want to be seen.

• You don’t want to talk.

• You don’t want your outfit to ask anything of you.

They say:
You don’t need to be expressive to be valid.
You don’t need to dress for others to be real.
You don’t need to perform clarity to deserve comfort.

When you’re overwhelmed, under-capacity, or simply at peace in your own stillness, these systems offer a profound alternative:
Wear this. Be no one. Be safe. Be quiet. Be whole.