
Address Tees & Crews
The location-stamped "Address" graphics tie every garment back to Deus's Temples in Sydney, Bali, Venice and Milan, making them the brand's most recognisable calling card.
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Australian moto-and-surf label founded in Sydney in 2006, pairing custom motorcycles and surfboards with graphic tees, fleece and riding gear.
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It started in 2006 as a Sydney custom-motorcycle workshop, and the apparel still runs on surf and moto motifs — graphic tees, fleece, workwear and racing outerwear.
Deus sells through "Temples" — combined workshop, shop and cafe spaces in Sydney, Bali, Los Angeles, Milan and Japan, alongside surfboards and bikes.
Most of what people buy is printed tees and hoodies; the moto and surf logo work, not construction, is what you're paying mid-tier money for.

The location-stamped "Address" graphics tie every garment back to Deus's Temples in Sydney, Bali, Venice and Milan, making them the brand's most recognisable calling card.
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Hand-drawn motorcycle and surf artwork on cotton tees is the everyday uniform that carried Deus from custom bike shed to global label.
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Heavyweight garment-dyed crewneck fleece in workshop-worn colours is the core layer of Deus's workwear-meets-moto wardrobe.
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Overall fit
slightly small
Deus pieces are generally described as fitting close to true to size but on the leaner Australian/European side, so larger or in-between builds often prefer one size up.
Tip: Most shoppers find their usual size works, but size up if you are between sizes, broader through the chest, or want a looser drape.
Medium confidence · based on 14 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | true to size | regular to relaxed, casual streetwear cut | Stick with your usual size; size up only if you plan to layer heavily. |
| Shirts & overshirts | slightly small | regular to slim, workwear and camp-collar styles run a bit fuller | Consider sizing up if you have a broader chest or prefer room over the shoulders. |
| Trousers & pants | true to size | regular to straight, workwear-leaning | Order your measured waist size; the cut is generally not slim enough to require adjusting. |
| Jackets | slightly small | moto- and coach-jacket cuts sit fairly close to the body | Size up if you want to wear knitwear or a hoodie underneath. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | slightly small | regular with a slightly trim chest and shoulder | Take your normal size for a fitted look, or size up for a modern relaxed drape. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
80% matchSurf-born graphic tees and fleece, no moto side
What changes: Pure streetwear lineage, no motorcycles, boards or cafes
76% matchAustralian surf-skate casualwear in hemp and organic cotton
What changes: Eco-fabric focus, no moto or custom-build culture
66% matchVintage moto and racing motifs via 90s Americana
What changes: Prep-leaning LA label, higher price, no hardware side
66% matchAustralian board-culture graphics, baggier 90s cuts
What changes: Skate-only, no surf/moto crossover or retail Temples
Deus Ex Machina fits slightly small. Most shoppers find their usual size works, but size up if you are between sizes, broader through the chest, or want a looser drape. Deus pieces are generally described as fitting close to true to size but on the leaner Australian/European side, so larger or in-between builds often prefer one size up.
Deus pieces are generally described as fitting close to true to size but on the leaner Australian/European side, so larger or in-between builds often prefer one size up. Overall shape: regular to slightly slim through the body, with a relaxed casual feel on fleece and outerwear.
Deus Ex Machina hoodies & sweatshirts fits true to size. Stick with your usual size; size up only if you plan to layer heavily. Shape: regular to relaxed, casual streetwear cut.
Deus Ex Machina shirts & overshirts fits slightly small. Consider sizing up if you have a broader chest or prefer room over the shoulders. Shape: regular to slim, workwear and camp-collar styles run a bit fuller.
Deus Ex Machina trousers & pants fits true to size. Order your measured waist size; the cut is generally not slim enough to require adjusting. Shape: regular to straight, workwear-leaning.
Deus Ex Machina began in 2006 as a Sydney custom-motorcycle workshop founded by Dare Jennings and Carby Tuckwell, and now sells apparel, surfboards and bikes through "Temples" — combined workshop, store and cafe spaces in Sydney, Bali, Los Angeles, Milan and Japan. Clothing centres on graphic tees, fleece, workwear and racing-inspired outerwear, boardshorts and riding gear with surf and moto motifs. A Milan-led investor group took a 60% controlling stake in 2017; South Korean apparel group The Nature Holdings acquired the business in June 2024. Breitling made a co-branded watch in 2021.