Song for the Mute names their pieces when there's a reason to. "Scribble" refers to the graphic worked into the front, loose and gestural, somewhere between handwriting and drawing. It doesn't dominate the garment. It gives it a point of reference.

The fabric is a 100% cotton drape jersey, sourced from Japan and cut in Australia. Drape jersey behaves differently to standard cotton knit: it falls rather than holds, follows the body without clinging to it. The overdye process adds another layer. The green reads uneven in the best sense, deeper in some places, pulled back in others. No two pieces land exactly the same.