Tagged Men’s Size 3
Rare design featuring the classic n(n) crying heart motif — a staple of the brand's iconic era.
Super loud graphic with distressing intentionally applied as part of the design, which has naturally degraded over time to create a beautifully cracked, vintage look.
Highly collectible piece from the archive era of n(n), perfect for fans of Japanese underground fashion.
Still very wearable, with a soft, worn-in texture that adds to its character.
Note on appearance — some items may appear lighter or darker in person; please buy with confidence and acknowledge minor inconsistencies in photos.

Number (N)ine's SS/AW03 "Touch Me, I’m Sick" collection is one of Takahiro Miyashita’s most iconic and rebellious works, blending grunge aesthetics with high-fashion craftsmanship. Inspired by the raw energy of Nirvana and the Seattle grunge scene, the collection featured distressed fabrics, oversized silhouettes, and a dark, moody palette that embodied a sense of controlled chaos. The name itself, borrowed from Mudhoney’s 1988 track, reflects the collection’s anti-establishment ethos, rejecting polished perfection in favor of a lived-in, subversive look. Miyashita’s signature deconstructed tailoring, paired with layered styling and band references, cemented Number (N)ine’s reputation as a brand that fused music culture with avant-garde fashion, making Touch Me, I’m Sick a defining moment in early 2000s menswear.