They Know What is What White Denim hand painted Jacket

This handmade unisex white denim jacket by Dust & Beau is a one-of-a-kind monochrome streetwear statement — bold, graphic, and unapologetically artistic. Featuring hand-painted black abstract patterns, silk-screened elements, layered text details, and a standout “DEFECTED” patch, the jacket brings modern edge and high-contrast visual impact to any fit. Perfect for lovers of urban, alternative, and avant-garde fashion.

PROCESS

We began with a crisp white denim base, then layered hand-painted artwork and silk-screened graphics to create a dynamic black-and-white composition. The back features a silk-screened pull from one of the most iconic vocal samples in electronic music history — “They know what is what, but they don’t know what is what. They just strut. What the fuck.” Famously used in Fatboy Slim’s track “Star 69,” the line originally comes from Roland Clark’s spoken-word house classic “I Get Deep.” It’s a lyric that has lived for decades in club culture: part philosophy, part attitude, part chaos.
Layered onto the jacket, it becomes a bold statement of its own — a nod to rave lineage, dancefloor rebellion, and the absurdity of letting people think what they think.

Text details and patchwork were added by hand, completing the jacket’s gallery-meets-street aesthetic. Lightweight, seasonless, and built for layering, it’s a versatile piece you can throw on year-round — and fully one of a kind.

FEATURES

• White denim jacket base
• Hand-painted abstract artwork
• Silk-screened graphic elements
• Back print featuring the iconic Fatboy Slim / Roland Clark lyric
• “DEFECTED” patch + layered text details
• High-contrast monochrome design
• Lightweight and seasonless for layering
• Unisex cut, men’s size S base
• One-of-a-kind Dust & Beau × Jungle Tribe creation

MEASUREMENTS
Mens Size Small

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This is a wearable art piece — heavy detail, durable build, made to evolve with you.
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