hand made

About us

Designs made
with care.

Illustrated people

Unfiltered illustrations, hand-printed one by one in our workshop. Ink, time, and craftsmanship.

"We believe that clothes can have soul. Lady Ramen exists to prove that artisanal, original, and accessible can go hand in hand."

25–40'

per t-shirt, hand-printed

1 to 1

no two garments are identical

100%

quality organic cotton

The designer

M

"Behind Lady Ramen is a graphic designer eager to experiment. I'm passionate about drawing in all its forms and I don't believe a brand should always do the same thing. Here you'll find genuine designs, with their own character, for people looking for something different to wear."

Marc · Designer and founder

The workshop

Taller de serigrafía Lady Ramen

Lady Ramen Workshop · Cornellà del Terri — where each garment comes to life.

The process · xup-xup

"Like a good broth: slow-cooked, with care, no shortcuts."

01

We design each illustration from scratch, without templates or trends.

02

We hand-prepare the silk screen for each print.

03

We hand-print with a squeegee and ink — between 25 and 40 minutes per garment.

04

Each small variation makes every t-shirt unique. That's craftsmanship.

Three pillars

Limitless creativity

Original designs. We explore different styles and techniques in each collection.

Manual screen printing

Squeegee, ink, and time. Traditional craftsmanship applied to streetwear.

Cotton built to last

Organic and high-quality. So the t-shirt ages with you, not in the trash.

Trusted ingredients

We don't print on just any fabric. We work with garments certified by independent organizations, because an artisan garment starts long before our squeegee.

GOTS

100% organic cotton, without aggressive chemicals throughout the process.

Fair Wear Foundation

Decent working conditions for those who make each garment.

PETA-Approved Vegan

100% vegan materials, no animals involved.

OEKO-TEX®

Free of toxic or harmful substances for the skin.

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