ARCHIVED ON 29.04.2026

Limited to 50 pieces

100% Made in Antwerp, Belgium

Growing up as a teenager, like many others, I stumbled upon gore websites such as Rotten.com. It was the first time I witnessed the extremes of human cruelty, acts done by and to people: captured, catalogued, and shared online. It terrified my developing mind and left scars that never quite healed.

Today, a new generation faces the same horrors, only now through social media feeds instead of hidden corners of the internet. Children and young adults scroll past real death, violence, and despair. Uncensored, constant, and normalized. The lack and negligence of censorship may be seen as honesty or an unfiltered window into the wicked world, but it can also erode our sense of boundaries—of what should shock us, move us, or make us stop and feel.

I can’t help but wonder what this will do to us as a society. Will it numb our hearts, or deepen our empathy? Does witnessing horror make us feel more, or feel less?

We wrote it as rott on.com to let it decay forever in the internet's archives.

• Knitting Gauge: E18
• Boxy cropped fit
• 100% Merino Wool, 350 GSM
• Washing instructions

Merino wool is a luxuriously soft, natural, and renewable fibre that offers breathability, durability, and comfort in every wear.

Casper is 188cm and wearing size S

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