Break Me at Your Own Risk Zip Hoodie | Mental Health Streetwear

I made this one for the kind of days when I already know I am running on very little patience and somebody still decides to keep pushing.

Break Me at Your Own Risk is basically the warning label I probably should come with. The front says it plainly, split across the zipper like a message you can open and close depending on how social you feel. The back takes it further with the specimen-file graphics, hazard symbols, barcode, and the kind of dramatic “risk assessment” my brain would probably get if somebody actually tried to document it.

The whole design is built around that feeling of being held together, overstimulated, emotionally maxed out, and still somehow expected to act normal. Sometimes I need space. Sometimes I need people to stop testing the boundary just because I managed to stay quiet the first five times.

It is a black full-zip hoodie with a hood, front pockets, and a unisex fit, so it is easy to throw on and layer without making the actual piece complicated.

I am not saying I am dangerous.

I am saying there was a warning label.

You chose to ignore it.