The rail here moves by colorway more often than by shape. A print that already works gets a new ground rather than a new cut, which is why OG Web runs across four colorways and Web across seven while the shapes underneath them stay the same.
That is deliberate. Getting a drawing to sit properly on cloth takes longer than most people expect, so once one behaves, it earns more grounds instead of being replaced. Ponk went the same way on the bottoms, and there are five of those now.
What is not here yet is easy to list: nothing for kids, no tracksuits, no shorts or short sets, no sweaters, no caps or beanies. Those pages are open so the sizing and care notes are ready, but there is nothing to buy on them today.
Where New Pieces Show Up First
Start with the Shelves That Actually Carry Stock
Open the full grid
How the Rail Changes Between Drops
Nothing is announced before it exists. A colorway is either on the shelf or it is not, so this page is a record of what has already landed rather than a calendar of what might.
Colorways Arrive Before New Shapes Do
OG Web sits on four grounds and Web on seven, which means most of what is new here is a familiar cut in an unfamiliar color. Measurements do not move when a ground changes, so the size that worked on one Web body works on the next, and the flat numbers for all four sizes are on the measurements for every garment size if you are ordering a print you have not handled before.
Empty Shelves Stay Open on Purpose
Tracksuits, shorts, sweaters, caps, beanies and accessories all have pages with no stock behind them. They stay open because the sizing and care notes are already written and the addresses are linked from elsewhere on the site, not because a release is close. When one of them fills, it fills without an announcement.
What to Check Once Something Lands
A new ground does not change the routine: cool water, inside out, and no heat anywhere near the artwork. The care instructions for printed pieces set out the full method, and each product page repeats the parts that matter for that garment.