

The blue-washed medina of Chefchaouen climbing the Rif — cobalt alleys, red geraniums, and a minaret against green mountains. Morocco's Blue City, drawn like a vintage travel poster.
In Morocco's Rif mountains, Chefchaouen wakes up blue — a medina painted in every shade of it, climbing the hillside beneath the twin peaks that gave the town its name. The poster follows that climb: a stepped cobalt alley in the foreground, terracotta pots of red geraniums glowing against the wash, a minaret rising from the old town, green mountains holding the horizon. « CHEFCHAOUEN — La Ville Bleue » runs across the top in classic vintage serif. The front carries the wordmark alone. Heavyweight 350gsm cotton, unisex oversized. DTF print built to hold every blue — from powder to deep indigo — and the red of the flowers set against it. Designed and printed in Montreal — for the Moroccan pride that travels well.