Once, a color was forbidden.
Not by law, but by power.

Blood of Moeed is a shirt born from Tyrian purple- a hue once extracted from the sea, reserved for emperors, worn only by those believed to be divine. It was said that the dye demanded labor, patience, and sacrifice. That blood was paid before blood was worn.

This garment is not inspired by history, it continues it.

Hand-created as a singular relic, Blood of Moeed carries the idea that creation itself is lineage. The hands that formed it, the body that endured the work, the vision that insisted on becoming real—this is where the blood lives. Not in violence, but in devotion.

The silhouette is fluid, almost ceremonial. It moves as fabric should when it is allowed to breathe—soft, deliberate, alive. It does not demand attention, yet it commands presence. This piece is meant to be entered, not styled. Worn as one would wear belief.

In the mythology of House of Moeed, emperors did not inherit power, they created it. Their blood was not red, but purple.

This is that blood.

Fits size S–M