Released in 2002, Skull Design was Sullen's first shirt to break from pure typography, marking the moment the brand's visual identity began to take shape. On the front, a stark, splattered skull graphic anchors the shoulder, with the "Sullen" script bleeding directly into the bone — raw, distressed, and unapologetically rough around the edges. The placement was progressive for its time, ditching the centered chest logo for something asymmetrical and street-drawn.
The back carries that same energy further, with a bold, slashed-together "Sullen" wordmark running vertically down the spine like graffiti caught mid-tag. It's gritty and instinctual, built more on attitude than polish. Now part of the Resurrection Collection, Skull Design stands as the shirt that hinted at where Sullen was headed — a fan favorite that's earned its way back Standard Fit Tee 100% cotton jersey Preshrunk to minimize shrinkage Tagless for comfort Woven Sullen Badge label on left sleeve Machine washable Set-in rib collar with shoulder-to-shoulder taping Double-needle sleeve and bottom hem 6 oz/yd2 | 10 oz/ly | 203 g/m2