Clothes that Don't Fit
At Astredik, we don't launch collections — we launch statements .
Each piece is a sewn protest, a printed memory, a code of someone who never sold out.
In this line, two creations stand out that do not ask for permission to exist:
“Bofiophobia” and “1312” .
🧨 “Bofiophobia” T-shirt
More than fabric — it's a scream.
Inspired by the track by the legendary Portuguese group Dealema , this shirt is a direct critique of police violence.
“Bófia” + “Fobia” = real, historical and collective fear.
Dealema has always rhymed against oppression.
This piece transforms that cry into a visual:
heavy, black, with a wide cut and a print that doesn't require translation.
Wearing "Bofiophobia" is saying: I'm aware. I'm against it. I'm here.
🔥 Hoodie “1312”
Recognizable code for those who live on the street:
1-3-1-2 = ACAB . (All Cops Are Bastards).
But it's not a gratuitous provocation. It's a response to a system.
This hoodie carries that energy:
raw, oversized, reinforced — as it should be when the message bothers.
It was designed to protect from the cold and ignite consciences.
Those who wear "1312" don't want to please. They want to represent.
🎤 Fashion with Activism
Since the Bronx, hip-hop has never been just music.
It's a manifesto, it's a mural, it's dance, it's style.
And each Astredik piece is based on this DNA:
streetwear with blood in the stitching and soul in the prints.
We don't do decorative fashion.
We make visual with argument.
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