Fran6 is a graphic designer turned independent artist. He fell in love with lettering as a teenager when he sketched out the title of an Indiana Jones poster. Nowadays, his work is strongly influenced by American lettering styles from the 40s and 70s. He also incorporates lots of elements of nature into his art. Check ut this wearable art collab:

Artist Alex Proba collabed with Rozi (17) from Lombok. Rozi is a passionate artist with Down syndrome.  He's a bit older than his classmates, but his love for learning keeps him happily attending the SD4 Batu Putih school! Alex and Rozi worked together to create a wonderful illustration all about the different places that make you feel at home. Check out this amazing wearable art collab:

Jo Strangford collabed with 8-year-old Alfa and 9-year-old Yaoma from the SDN 4 Batu Putih school in Gili Asahan. Alfa loves walks on the beach, while Yaoma loves her cats. Alfa's drawing featured him walking a horse and Yaoma drew the 3 cats she has at home. Discover this wearable art collab:

Artist Tyler Spangler collabed with 12-year-old Faris and 10-year-old Alki from the SDN 4 Batu Putih school in Gili Asahan. Faris loves playing marbles with his friends and brothers, while Alki loves the nature around his house. Faris’ drawing featured him playing marbles with his friends and Alki drew a tree he sees around his house. Check out this wearable art collab:

Miguel Angel Belinchón, aka Belin, is a Spanish artist from the town of Linares. From mixing cubism with hyperrealism, to adding elements of street art and graffiti, he has experimented with every style under the sun and has developed an eye-catching and unique personal artform. Learn more from this wearable art collab:

Meet Agathe Marty, a French artist who loves the sun, illustrating, and travelling the world. She has some incredible brand collabs under her belt, including Dr. Haushka, Bombay Sapphire, CASETiFY, and Nespresso. One of her favourite places to travel to is Bali, Indonesia and she was just as excited as us about a Face This collab. Check out this wearable art collab:

Meet Laura Jane, an Irish illustrator and content creator, who went from being a teacher to a full-time artist. Her story is an inspiring testament to the importance of working hard and following your passions. For this Face This merch drop, she collaborated with 9-year-old Putri from Lombok. Check out this fantastic wearable art collab:

Artist Ben Courtice aka Boring Friends collabed with Wulan: a 11 year old student at the SDN 4 Batu Putih school at Gili Asahan. Wulan loves watching the clouds from her house. She decided to draw the clouds, together with some plants she sees around the island. All proceeds will benefit Wulan's school. Read more about this wearable art collab:

Meet Marc David, an artist from Germany with a laundry list of awesome collaborations and exciting projects. For this Face This drop, he collabed with 6-year-old Azra for a fun and abstract illustration. Check out this wearable art collab:

For July's drop, artist Jared Sylvia collaborated with Mia, who is an 11-year-old pupil from the SDN 4 Batu Putih school in Gili Asahan. Mia is playful and loves to party. She drew herself at her own birthday party with friends and family. All proceeds from the merch sales will go towards helping Mia’s school. Find out about their wearable art collab:

For a brand new drop we reached out to André Morgner - better known by his street name Boogie - to collab with Adel (7), a pupil from the SDN 4 Batu Putih school in Lombok. André is a German graffiti artist who has left his mark all over the world. Check out this wearable art collab:

Artist Owen Davey has won several awards for his brilliant picture books, which have been translated in over 25 languages. Read more about the Face This T-shirt he designed using Indonesian kids' drawings. Get hyped about this wearable art collab:

M. Fatchurofi — known for his expressive work that merge realism with fantasy — translated Devi’s world into a dreamlike landscape full of color and movement. Together they created wearable art that celebrates warmth, belonging, and the beauty of everyday life — reminding us that “home” can be both a place and a feeling. Check out this wearable art collab:

This drop comes from Sweden based artist Stina Persson. She created her wonderful watercolor artwork in collaboration with Zulhan (9) from the Gili Asahan school on Lombok. Discover this T-shirt, tote and sweater now as the proceeds benefit Zulhan's school. Check out this wearable art collab:

Crafted from the imaginative sketches of the Indonesian kids at the Duduk Atas school (Lombok), this design by Tess Smith-Roberts is a wearable masterpiece that merges creativity and compassion. Read more about this wearable art collab:

Cute little creatures and adorable little animals: artist Linzie Hunter knows how to put a smile on your face. Learn more about her collaboration with the kids from the Duduk Atas school in Lombok, Indonesia. You gotta love this wearable art collab:

When art meets activism, creativity knows no bounds. Artist Cécile Dormeau: is one of those artists whose goal is to change the way we see women. We're proud her Face This T-shirt can be seen as part of that mission. Check out this wearable art collab:

From the world of fashion to her editorial clients like Elle and Times magazine: artist Maggie Stephenson is everywhere. Fortunately for us, she took the time to collaborate with the Indonesian school kids from the Duduk Atas school. Learn more about this wearable art collab:

For a brand new collab we teamed up with artist Petra Eriksson. Born in Stockholm and based in Eindhoven, Petra is an incredible artist who likes to work with bright colors and a mix of organic and graphic shapes. Check out this wearable art collab:

We’re extremely proud we’ve been able to team up with artist Maus Haus. With 225K followers on Instagram, Australian based Maus Haus is extremely popular. Check out this wearable art collab:

Dogs on skateboards or fluffy haired cats wearing funky headphones. In the world of Odile Ferraille anything can happen! Hailing from Nantes, France, artist Odile creates cuteness with simple line-drawings. Check out their wearable art collab:

We’re proud to announce we have collabed with one of the “9 Funniest Cartoonists and Illustrators on Instagram” according to Vulture! Grace Miceli is an artist and author living in NYC and works across multiple mediums, including illustration, animation, comics, product design, and murals. Do you love this wearable art collab as much as we do?

Lauren Martin, an illustrator from New York City, infuses her artwork with humor inspired by nature and the mundane. In her whimsical world, flowers sprout legs, and fruits sport faces. Lauren’s creative flair extends beyond illustrations; she also plays synth and guitar in the band Frankie Cosmos. Her delightful designs have graced the pages of publications like The New York Times, Paper Magazine, and The Los Angeles Times. Find out about this wearable art collab:

Dutch artist Bijdevleet designed a new twist on the iconic Beatles T-shirt by swapping the band members’ names for the names of three pupils of an Indonesian school. And on top of that: you can be part of the band by adding your name to the design as well!  Check out this wearable art collab:

This bold masterpiece was part of our collab with WeTransfer and was designed by artist Zuzanna Rogatty. She collabed with Kartini (10) from the SDN 1 Senggigi school. The bright colors and the wonky shapes got the attention of American actor Jack Black who showed his 10 million followers the brilliance of this T-shirt.

Inspired by their spontaneous, joy-filled drawings, Charly created a design that radiates color, confidence, and imagination. Known for her empowering illustrations and uplifting tone, she instantly connected with the children’s unfiltered creativity — their ability to draw without hesitation or self-doubt. Check out this wearable art collab:

The spontaneous, colorful drawings from the kids of Indonesian school Duduk Atas — filled with plants, animals, and abstract shapes — became the foundation for Miriam’s joyful design. Known for her cut-paper collages and love of playful imperfection, Miriam found a creative kinship with the children’s free-spirited approach. Check out this wearable art collab:

M. Fatchurofi — known for his expressive work that merge realism with fantasy — translated Devi’s world into a dreamlike landscape full of color and movement. Together they created wearable art that celebrates warmth, belonging, and the beauty of everyday life — reminding us that “home” can be both a place and a feeling. Get inspired by this wearable art collab: