First entry from the dig site

Dino is a shop for people who never stopped being eight years old about this, and are no longer embarrassed about it. Two registers, both fully committed. The museum register: fossil-plate illustrations of a T. rex or an Allosaurus skeleton, drawn with the restraint of a specimen catalogue. And the pop register: Triceratops in Warhol colours, a Spinosaurus in a palette that never existed in the Cretaceous. Because a dinosaur belongs on more than a wall, the same designs run across mugs, hoodies, tees and phone cases. The skeleton mug is the one that gets taken to the office and quietly starts conversations. Everything is printed to order, so sizes and colours are yours to pick. Three below: one fossil study, one pop portrait, and one hoodie. Wild ones, reimagined.