Description
In 1394, the Joseon dynasty moved its capital to Hanyang — the city that would become modern-day Seoul.
Hanyang 1394 traces that founding moment through layers of Korean history and artistry: a Joseon-era figure robed in royal purple, palace architecture rising through mist, cranes in flight, blossoms, and sweeping Korean calligraphy. Deep violet watercolor and restrained gold detailing give the artwork a refined, dreamlike gravity — while keeping Korea's past unmistakably at its center.
A smaller Hanyang-inspired chest detail anchors the front, while the full back artwork unfolds into something closer to a painting than a print.
Cut in 240 GSM heavyweight cotton with NÓSTOS' signature relaxed, modern fit.
Details: 240 GSM heavyweight cotton • Relaxed unisex fit • Front chest artwork • Large back artwork • DTG printed • Made to order
Description
In 1394, the Joseon dynasty moved its capital to Hanyang — the city that would become modern-day Seoul.
Hanyang 1394 traces that founding moment through layers of Korean history and artistry: a Joseon-era figure robed in royal purple, palace architecture rising through mist, cranes in flight, blossoms, and sweeping Korean calligraphy. Deep violet watercolor and restrained gold detailing give the artwork a refined, dreamlike gravity — while keeping Korea's past unmistakably at its center.
A smaller Hanyang-inspired chest detail anchors the front, while the full back artwork unfolds into something closer to a painting than a print.
Cut in 240 GSM heavyweight cotton with NÓSTOS' signature relaxed, modern fit.
Details: 240 GSM heavyweight cotton • Relaxed unisex fit • Front chest artwork • Large back artwork • DTG printed • Made to order
The Art Behind the Piece
Every NÓSTOS™ piece is designed with intention — a visual tribute to culture, place, and memory. Crafted to capture a moment in time, and worn as a reminder of where you've been, or where you're going.
Wear The World.
Dressed in Every Destination
NÓSTOS™ is a travel-inspired apparel brand built for those who carry their journeys with them. Each piece is a love letter to a city — its streets, its soul, its story.