Not so much manufactured as assembled — a Shelf-origin tank top built from at least three different source garments, the seams reinforced with whatever thread was available (you can see the color differences if you look). The base is a faded green synthetic jersey, sleeveless, with a wide armhole cut that's been further modified with scissors. Patches cover a tear on the left shoulder (a rectangle of orange hi-vis material), a section of the lower hem (denim, darker blue), and a logo on the chest that's been partially covered by a hand-stitched Floodline crew mark in red thread — a stylized wave over a horizontal line.

Floodline is one of the loose territorial associations in the lower Shelf districts near the old lakefront infrastructure. Wearing their mark isn't casual — you either run with them, owe them, or you're very confident you can handle the conversation that comes with it. The tank itself is worthless. What it represents is not.