Wear where you're from.

The Sidi Boumediene minaret standing among olive trees and ruins — Tlemcen, the Andalusian pearl of the Maghreb.

Constantine on the rock, a suspension bridge crossing the Rhumel gorge, cypresses guarding the cliff — the city of bridges, drawn from below.

The M'Zab valley in ochre and sand — a Mozabite minaret rising over the rooftops, an oasis of palms at the base, the Sahara stretching out behind.

Santa Cruz watching the bay of Oran from above — palm trees, terracotta rooftops, and Mediterranean blue. The pearl of the west, drawn like a vintage postcard.

The Royal Mausoleum of Mauretania standing alone in the brush — Numidian stonework, cypress shadows, two thousand years of Berber memory.

A football pitch tucked between Djurdjura cliffs and pine trees — Tizi Ouzou drawn from the mountains down.

Pic des Singes rising from the Mediterranean at dawn — a quieter Kabylie, drawn in deep blues and dusty greens.

Vintage travel-poster tee in coral and teal — Casbah minaret, palms, and a Mediterranean sunset over Algeria.