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Heavyweight graphic apparel, tuned after midnight

COTRIVEN Graphic apparel for the late-night frequencies

Night Shift

The flagship of the overnight band. A small call sign up front, the whole dial across the back.

Tune in £32 All 48 frequencies

Turn the knob or pick a station

Tonight's line-up

Eight stations on air right now

Open the full dial

Night Shift, night black, front view

Night Shift worn on a city street at night

Night Shift Night Black £32

Off-Air, night black, front view

Off-Air worn on a city street at night

Off-Air Night Black £55

88.1—104.5

Tonight’s band. Every station is a print we drew ourselves, on one heavyweight boxy fit.

Squelch, night black, front view

Squelch worn on a city street at night

Squelch Night Black £67

Last Call 02:00, tape cream, front view

Last Call 02:00 worn on a city street at night

Last Call 02:00 Tape Cream £36

Signal Lost, night black, front view

Signal Lost worn on a city street at night

Signal Lost Night Black £24

Overnight, deep navy, front view

Overnight worn on a city street at night

Overnight Deep Navy £35

Request Line, ash blue, front view

Request Line worn on a city street at night

Request Line Ash Blue £29

Static, charcoal, front view

Static worn on a city street at night

Static Charcoal £64

Presets

Six buttons, one boxy fit

Tees, long sleeves and hoodies share one heavyweight boxy pattern. Only the print and the technique change: screen print, puff print or embroidery.

1 Graphic Tees The main band. Heavyweight boxy tees. 18 frequencies

2 Graphic Hoodies Double-layer hoods, raised prints. 8 frequencies

3 Track Pants Frequency stripes down the leg. 6 frequencies

4 Long Sleeves Prints on the cuffs and sleeves. 6 frequencies

5 Caps & Beanies Embroidered caps, ribbed beanies. 6 frequencies

6 Tote Bags Heavy canvas for the walk home. 4 frequencies

Shows

One show, one outfit

Each show pairs a top, track pants and headwear that share the same print language. Buy the pieces one by one or the whole show at once.

On the garment

Three ways to put a signal on cloth

Orange ink being pulled across a screen onto a dark t-shirt — Screen print Flat, sharp ink pushed through a mesh screen. Used for dials, maps and type.

Close-up of raised puff print with a grainy static pattern — Puff print Ink that rises when heated, so the print stands up from the fabric. You can feel Static and 99.9 in the dark.

Close-up of glitch-style embroidery on a black cap — Embroidery Thread stitched into caps, hoodies and cuffs, for call signs that should last.

Station notes

Every piece is tuned to a station that does not exist.

Call signs, dials, waveforms and programme grids, drawn from scratch for the hours after midnight. No real stations, no band names, no borrowed artwork. Just one heavyweight boxy fit and a frequency of its own.