

A cobalt-and-white clifftop village above the Gulf of Tunis — blue doors, magenta bougainvillea, a minaret and a marina far below, drawn like a vintage travel poster.
High above the Gulf of Tunis, Sidi Bou Saïd keeps one law — cobalt and white. Whitewashed houses cling to the cliff, their doors, shutters and mashrabiya grilles painted the deep blue Baron d'Erlanger fixed for good; magenta bougainvillea spills over the walls the way it did when Klee and Macke came here to paint. The poster climbs from the marina of yachts far below to a lone minaret, past cascading blossom and studded blue doors. « SIDI BOU SAÏD — Le Village des Artistes » runs across the top in classic vintage serif. The front carries the wordmark alone. Heavyweight 350gsm cotton, unisex oversized. DTF print built to hold the cobalt against the whitewash and the blue of the gulf. Designed and printed in Montreal — for the Tunisian pride that travels well.