Humbles™ Archive
Everything printed in this studio ends up here eventually.
The Archive holds the pieces that have sold out and moved on — one-offs, collaborations, small preorder runs, hand-dyed experiments that only ever existed as a handful of garments. None of it is for sale anymore. It stays online anyway, with the same title, year, and medium notes I'd want if I were looking back at my own work in ten years. Not a clearance rack. A record of the path so far.
Some of what's below goes back to 2020. Some of it was printed in the last few months, colored by hand with a marker straight off the press. Same studio in Trenton, NJ, same hand on the squeegee, whichever year it was made.
Artificial Inlightenment (Praying Arms) — 2026
A Humbles™ original, hand drawn in the studio and printed three separate ways off the same screen: ivory for the clean read of the graphic with nothing underneath it, shop rag for a hand-dyed base where no two pieces land the same, and a highlighter edition colored by hand with permanent markers after the run. Three finishes, one graphic, three different ways of asking what a print can look like once it leaves the press.
Goose Highlighter Editions — 2025
A full collaboration with Goose, built as a capsule instead of a single item: hoodie, tee, hat, and shorts, all carrying classic and custom Humbles™ iconography arranged as a studio composition. Everything was screen printed in-house on Comfort Colors bases, then finished by hand with neon highlighter accents after the press run — placement, color, and intensity chosen piece by piece, so nothing in the run matches exactly. Produced as a limited preorder, sold out since, kept here as the record of the collaboration.
Good Trip Studios — 2021 to 2024
Good Trip Studios and Puffcon are the kind of collaborator that keeps coming back, and the archive shows it: Smiling Mushrooms on a hand-dyed long sleeve for the original Have a Good Trip run in 2021, Bicycle Day on spot-color tees the next couple of years, a hand-dyed Bicycle Day v4 by 2024. Same iconography, same relationship, reworked and reprinted across four years as the collaboration kept going. That's most of what's in here — not one-off jobs, but relationships you can trace run to run.
Backline × 11e1even Group — 2024
A hoodie built for 11e1even Group in 2024, made entirely from graphics pulled out of the Humbles™ archive of hand-drawn elements — a good example of how one piece in here can turn into raw material for the next one. Sold out and archived. Shared here for reference, inspiration, and to mark where we've been.
Shelter Cultivation Project — 2021
A hand-dyed tee made for Shelter Cultivation Project in 2021, spot-color printed with classic and custom Humbles™ iconography. Worth calling out because the relationship didn't end when the run sold out — Shelter Cultivation Project came back years later as a collaborator on the hand-drawn, hand-colored chore coat featured in Episode 5 of the Humbles™ Studio series. The archive isn't only where old work goes. Sometimes it's where the next project starts.
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What's above is a handful of pieces out of well over a hundred archived products, each one carrying its own title, year, medium, and description. If you want to dig through the full run, browse the complete Archive collection.
For a deeper look at what one collaboration can turn into over time, read Strangers Stopping Strangers × Humbles™: A Merch Journey Through the Music — a long-form look back at a multi-year merch relationship with a band, told through the pieces that came out of it.