Sweats, caps, bumbags, joggings and other posters, the team is involved in everything and already provides a large quantity of items: “We have several collections to our credit but everything started with “Origin”, the one that laid the foundations of our universe. We mainly produce in black and white in order to have sober and refined products,” explains the team. Geometric with the paw of Avius Animus, offset with the crazy Ghetto 25, the brand’s collections are expanding day by day. Latest to date, a revival of the Martini logo in MTBK version, made by the graphic designer and crew member, Maxime Schepard.

Starting from the premise that stickers adorn the majority of the world’s cities, Maxime Schepard launched a global call for contributions. He received more than 3500 stickers from 25 different countries. He made an exhibition of it, visible at the Marulaz until June 9.

Maxime Schepard was far from imagining that his stickers representing a bearded man would travel all over the world. The graphic designer from Dasle is about to pack his bags and try a new artistic adventure in Montreal.

For its part, MS Graphisme, which is based on street art, among other things, signs a polo shirt with a worked and colourful design, a first for Mtbk, which until then had favoured absolute black.

Each new collection – more than 30 in five years – bears the hallmark of a collaboration like the two new pieces released for the brand’s five-year anniversary: the “broken” T-shirt, discreet but aggressive with a broken glass effect reminiscent of the many abandoned buildings in the area, and the “flag” T-shirt, whose letters Mtbk deform to imitate the rippling of a garment when it is moved. We find the label of the graphic designer Maxime Schepard and that of Doriane Romary, a student in the arts and crafts department at the Pasteur High School in Besançon.