ONI X LUFFY Unisex Oversized Tee

Show the engine, don't hide it. Unlike previous designs that integrated chaos seamlessly, this one celebrates visible mechanics gears, bolts, industrial scaffolding become the ornament itself. The warrior's face sits surrounded by his own anatomy exposed. There's no pretense of naturalism; it's proudly artificial, proudly constructed. For The Man Cave, this is about design as confession. Your work is made. It's built. It's engineered. Rather than trying to hide the seams, make them beautiful. In your graphics, let the construction show use visible grid systems, exposed typography hierarchies, layered elements that announce their own artificiality. This honesty reads as confidence. It says: "I'm not trying to fool you. This is intentionally designed, and that intention is the point." Modern audiences respect transparency about construction over false naturalism. Show your process, your decisions, your framework. A logo that announces its geometry is stronger than one pretending to be organic. Mechanical honesty makes designs feel sophisticated, engineered for purpose, and deliberately made exactly what streetwear demands.