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A man in the black Card Room Poker Dept tee at a poker table under a low lamp, stacking chips, late in a card room.

Made to connect.

Heavyweight poker apparel for players who have been at the table a while. Nine pieces, printed after you order them, shipped from the United States.

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The Card Room tee

Made to order

Nothing exists until you buy it. No warehouse, nothing incinerated unworn.

Shipped from the US

Printed and dispatched stateside. About a week at home.

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Thirty days to tell us. We replace it and you pay nothing to send it back.

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A man in the black 89s Crest Tee on an empty downtown street at dawn, hands in pockets. T-ShirtsGarment-dyed, 6.1 oz A silver-haired man in the black 89s Polo seated at a poker table in a wood-panelled room, two cards under his hand. PolosFor rooms that ask for a collar A woman in the sandstone Card Room Poker Dept hoodie, arms crossed on the rail of a poker table at night. Hoodies10 oz fleece, zip or pullover A man in the navy Button Cap at a poker table, head down, the 89s monogram lit by the lamp above. CapsEmbroidered, not printed The 89 Suited seal in cream: 89 Suited, the 89s monogram, Made to connect. Gift CardAny piece, any size, by email

The pieces

Every piece, one page

Two cards face down on green felt beside a short stack of chips, a folded newspaper and a hand on the rail. The Rail What actually gets enforced at a casino, and four other things worth reading Read the journal The 89s monogram in cream on dark fabric, lit from the side, close enough to see the weave. How it is made Nothing exists until you buy it. No warehouse, nothing incinerated unworn How a piece gets made

Eight-nine suited is a hand that has to be earned.

Two cards of the same suit, one rank apart. They do not win often; they win big, and quietly, when the board runs out and nobody saw it coming. It is a hand for people who have put in the hours — and the whole label is named after it.

The manifesto, in five points