From Gamchu, the long zip shirt “Ghazero” emerges—an embodiment of the aesthetics of destruction and reconstruction.

Raw-cut edges and roughly stitched gauze patches blur the line between craft and collapse, creating an art piece that exists in the tension between creation and decay.
In contrasting tones of black and white, the design expresses both ruin and stillness.

Distressed gauze fabric is randomly applied to a stark, industrial shirt base.
The intentionally rough stitching evokes the raw presence of a hand-remade garment—imperfect, solitary, and alive.
The double-zip front allows the silhouette to shift freely depending on how it’s opened or closed.
Gamchu’s signature eyeball patches adorn both collars, giving off an aura of silent madness—like a quiet observer watching from the shadows.

Embroidered spiderweb artwork extends across the front and back, symbolizing the entanglement of life and time.
The delicate threads contrast against the damaged textures, highlighting an imperfect, fragile beauty.

With its relaxed long silhouette, this piece works both as an outer layer and as part of a layered coordinate—
a tangible manifestation of Gamchu’s philosophy of “order within destruction.”