'Extreme System' Graphic Tee
The stamped-wordmark graphic tee is VTMNTS' calling card, translating Vetements' slogan-and-barcode language into a unisex, oversized staple.
Explore Extreme System tees →Brand profile
Vetements' sister label, founded in 2021 by Guram Gvasalia, pairing oversized tailoring and denim with barcode-branded graphics.

Launched in 2021 by Guram Gvasalia from the Vetements Group base in Zurich, it carries the parent brand's oversized proportions into a more product-driven range.
A barcode motif and stamped wordmark run across hoodies, graphic tees and knitwear, doing the identifying work instead of a conventional logo.
Broad-shouldered tailoring, long overcoats and straight-leg or wide denim sit at luxury prices, sold via SSENSE, Farfetch and shown in Paris.
The stamped-wordmark graphic tee is VTMNTS' calling card, translating Vetements' slogan-and-barcode language into a unisex, oversized staple.
Explore Extreme System tees →Logo-stamped lounge pants show the label's product-driven side, carrying the same house graphics into relaxed, unisex bottoms.
Explore lounge pants →Overall fit
runs large
Shoppers consistently report VTMNTS pieces are cut oversized with elongated proportions and broad shoulders, in line with the Vetements design language.
Tip: Size down one or even two from your usual for anything approaching a standard fit; unisex sizing runs generous.
Medium confidence · based on 6 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jeans & denim | slightly large | straight to wide leg | Expect a roomy, long cut; size down or plan for a hem if you want them shorter. |
| Jackets | runs large | broad-shouldered, oversized tailoring | Size down for anything close to a regular fit, especially in overcoats and tailoring. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | runs large | boxy, relaxed | Consider sizing down for a more standard tee fit. |
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | runs large | oversized, boxy | Size down one or two if you don't want a heavily oversized look. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
96% matchThe parent house — same designer, wilder concepts
What changes: More conceptual/runway-driven and higher priced than the product-led sister line
78% matchLogo-signature luxury streetwear at similar scale
What changes: Milan house codes and sneaker-led, less oversized tailoring
74% matchTwisted denim and warped proportions, no logo reliance
What changes: Construction-experiment focus over graphics; brand now defunct
73% matchSame broad-shouldered unisex tailoring with 90s edge
What changes: Softer Seoul palette, smaller graphic vocabulary
VTMNTS runs large. Size down one or even two from your usual for anything approaching a standard fit; unisex sizing runs generous. Shoppers consistently report VTMNTS pieces are cut oversized with elongated proportions and broad shoulders, in line with the Vetements design language.
Shoppers consistently report VTMNTS pieces are cut oversized with elongated proportions and broad shoulders, in line with the Vetements design language. Overall shape: oversized, broad-shouldered.
VTMNTS jeans & denim fits slightly large. Expect a roomy, long cut; size down or plan for a hem if you want them shorter. Shape: straight to wide leg.
VTMNTS jackets runs large. Size down for anything close to a regular fit, especially in overcoats and tailoring. Shape: broad-shouldered, oversized tailoring.
VTMNTS t-shirts & graphic tees runs large. Consider sizing down for a more standard tee fit. Shape: boxy, relaxed.
VTMNTS is the sister label of Vetements, launched in 2021 by Guram Gvasalia and run from the Vetements Group base in Zurich. It applies the parent brand's oversized proportions to a leaner, more product-driven range: broad-shouldered tailoring, long overcoats, straight-leg and wide denim, hoodies, graphic tees and knitwear. A barcode motif and stamped wordmark serve as the house signatures, and sizing is largely unisex. Collections are shown in Paris and sold through SSENSE, Farfetch and other luxury retailers alongside the brand's own channels.