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Not Everything We Bury, Stays Gone

$36.00
Colors: Tri-Blend Heather White
Sizes: S
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About the product

NOT EVERYTHING WE BURY STAYS GONE

Some things return.
Not always in the same form, but they return all the same.

This piece is about memory, grief, resilience, and the parts of ourselves we try to leave behind but never truly disappear.

The skull represents mortality and the inevitability of loss. The roots wrapping through and around it symbolize how experience, pain, love, trauma, and memory become intertwined with who we are. Nothing stays buried forever beneath the surface.

Yet above it all, the tree blooms.

The Japanese maple stands alive and vibrant despite growing from decay. In nature, death feeds life. Fallen forests become soil. Rot creates growth. What is buried becomes part of what rises next.

That idea sits at the center of this piece:
we do not move forward by pretending loss never happened. We grow around it.

This design also speaks to the people we carry with us long after they are gone. Friends lost in war. Family no longer here. Relationships, memories, conversations, and versions of ourselves that still surface years later without warning.

Memories have a strange way of returning.

A smell. A song. A season. A place.
Sometimes grief grows quietly beneath the surface for years before reminding us it never fully left.

The falling leaves symbolize impermanence and the passage of time. Things leave us. People leave us. Seasons change. But roots remember.

In bonsai, exposed roots are not flaws. They are evidence of endurance, struggle, and survival over time. This piece carries that same philosophy.

“Not Everything We Bury Stays Gone” is about accepting that some memories and scars remain part of us forever. The goal is not erasure. The goal is learning how to continue growing anyway.

Printed as a heavy back graphic with minimalist front chest branding on the Next Level 6010 tri-blend tee. The lightweight 50/25/25 cotton, polyester, and rayon blend gives the shirt a soft stretch and broken-in feel from day one while still maintaining structure over time.

Comfortable enough for everyday wear, quiet mornings, long drives, late nights, and the people still carrying memories that time never fully buried.

.: 50% polyester, 25% combed ring-spun cotton, 25% rayon
.: Lightweight fabric (4.3 oz/yd² | 146 g/m²)
.: Regular fit
.: Tear-away label

 

50% polyester, 25% combed ring spun cotton, 25% rayon

50% polyester, 25% combed ring spun cotton, 25% rayon

This combination is the perfect blend for super soft and durable fabric giving the garment the comfort of cotton, durability of polyester and the amazing draping of rayon

With side seams

With side seams

Located along the sides, they help hold the garment's shape longer and give it structural support

Ribbed knit collar with seam

Ribbed knit collar with seam

Ribbed knit makes the collar highly elastic and helps retain its shape

Shoulder tape

Shoulder tape

Twill tape covers the shoulder seams to stabilize the back of the garment and prevent stretching

DTF inner neck labels

DTF inner neck labels

The inner neck labels are printed using the Direct-to-Film (DTF) print method, while the rest of the prints are done with the Direct-to-Garment (DTG) method.

IroningDrycleaning WashingBleachingDrying

Iron, steam or dry: low heat; Do not dryclean; Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F); Do not bleach; Do not tumble dry.

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