Product Description
In Ancient Greece, the Moirai, three sister goddesses known collectively as the Fates, governed human destiny. Clotho spun the thread of life into existence, Lachesis measured it, and Atropos cut it with finality. For the Greeks, the thread wasn’t only mortal experience but purpose, divine order itself. While humans had free will, their thread connected them to something greater: what they called anankē, or necessity.
Hecate was associated with thresholds, doorways, and crossroads, places understood in the classical world as points of transition. These were not seen as ordinary locations but as moments where movement between states occurred.
If the Moirai expressed the structure of a life across time, Hecate related to the experience of standing within its changes. Orion, the hunter placed among the stars after death, reminded the Greeks that mortal lives become eternal when their stories endure. Together, these figures reflect two aspects of human life as the Greeks understood it: the larger order that shapes existence, and the lived moments in which a person encounters uncertainty, decision, and change.
This piece translates that philosophy into a wearable form.
Garment Details
This product is 100% organic cotton, grown without chemicals or GMOs, using half the water of regular cotton.
This product has undergone a specific wash to give it a worn and faded look. Variations in shades may arise, underscoring the uniqueness of each piece.
860GSM - One Layer
54oz / 1,55Kg
Ultra-Heavyweight French Terry
RIB 2x2 with 5%Licra
Oversized Fit
Double Stitched Shoulders
Kangaroo Pocket
Unisex
Pre-shrunk 0-3%
Custom Organic Cotton Sleeve Patch
Product Description
In Ancient Greece, the Moirai, three sister goddesses known collectively as the Fates, governed human destiny. Clotho spun the thread of life into existence, Lachesis measured it, and Atropos cut it with finality. For the Greeks, the thread wasn’t only mortal experience but purpose, divine order itself. While humans had free will, their thread connected them to something greater: what they called anankē, or necessity.
Hecate was associated with thresholds, doorways, and crossroads, places understood in the classical world as points of transition. These were not seen as ordinary locations but as moments where movement between states occurred.
If the Moirai expressed the structure of a life across time, Hecate related to the experience of standing within its changes. Orion, the hunter placed among the stars after death, reminded the Greeks that mortal lives become eternal when their stories endure. Together, these figures reflect two aspects of human life as the Greeks understood it: the larger order that shapes existence, and the lived moments in which a person encounters uncertainty, decision, and change.
This piece translates that philosophy into a wearable form.
Garment Details
This product is 100% organic cotton, grown without chemicals or GMOs, using half the water of regular cotton.
This product has undergone a specific wash to give it a worn and faded look. Variations in shades may arise, underscoring the uniqueness of each piece.
860GSM - One Layer
54oz / 1,55Kg
Ultra-Heavyweight French Terry
RIB 2x2 with 5%Licra
Oversized Fit
Double Stitched Shoulders
Kangaroo Pocket
Unisex
Pre-shrunk 0-3%
Custom Organic Cotton Sleeve Patch
