“Emerald StarGate” Ritual Robe featuring original Alex Tooth artwork.

A longer form, a quieter signal

There are pieces that try to stand out, and others that simply hold their ground. This sits somewhere in between, moving fluidly between a festival coat, a festival jacket, and a rave jacket without fully settling into any one identity. It can be worn as a jacket festival layer in open environments or as something more contained in everyday life, without needing to shift its character.

The Emerald StarGate artwork is built around sacred geometry, not as surface decoration but as an underlying structure. Layers of ancient geometry and divine geometry shape the composition, forming interlocking sacred geometry patterns that feel intentional rather than ornamental. Within that, traces of sacred geometry symbols and ancient geometric symbols create a sense of continuity, while elements of flower of life sacred geometry sit quietly within the wider design.

It exists somewhere between visionary art and lived experience, where visionary artwork becomes something worn rather than observed. The visual language draws from expansion and alignment, but holds a sense of restraint, allowing the piece to feel grounded rather than overwhelming.

Form, movement, and presence

The longer cut changes how the garment moves. It creates a slower silhouette, something that follows the body rather than directing it. There’s a natural drape that gives it weight without heaviness, allowing it to feel steady and considered.

Inside, the fleece lining adds warmth in a way that leans more toward comfort than insulation. It aligns with the kind of ease found in yoga clothing and relaxed yoga wear, where movement isn’t restricted and the body can settle into itself. That softness makes it just as suitable for quiet indoor use as it is for time spent outdoors.

There are subtle echoes of hippie fashion here, though not in a nostalgic or costume-driven sense. More in the way early hippie styles and hippy style emerged as forms of personal expression. That thread continues through references to hippy clothing and elements of psychedelic clothing, without ever becoming overt or performative.

Where it lives

This piece doesn’t rely on a single setting. It adapts without effort.

It can exist within the scale and movement of boomtown festival, shift into the openness of glastonbury festival, or take on a different quality entirely in the environment of burning man. In a different context, it fits just as easily into the more refined atmosphere of primavera festival. In each space, it holds its own without needing to change.

Outside of those environments, it remains just as relevant. Worn in everyday settings, travel, or slower moments, it keeps the same sense of presence.

There’s also a quieter layer to it, where influences of occult clothing and occult wear come through in a more subtle way. Not as overt symbolism, but as a tone that sits beneath the surface.

Fit and inclusivity

The structure is intentionally open, allowing the garment to fall naturally across different body types. It doesn’t try to shape or restrict, instead offering space for the wearer to define how it sits.

That approach extends into sizing. Whether someone is exploring plus size festival wear, plus size festival outfits, or more relaxed plus size festival clothes, the piece remains consistent in its design language. It isn’t treated as a separate version, just a continuation of the same form.

For those looking more broadly at plus size outfits for festivals, it offers something that doesn’t shift identity based on sizing. The intention remains the same throughout.

Material and intention

The fabric balances durability with softness, creating something that can be worn repeatedly without losing its feel. The fleece interior provides warmth while keeping the garment grounded in comfort rather than performance.

Each piece is made to order, keeping production aligned with intention rather than excess. The aim is not to create volume, but to offer something that can be lived in over time.

There’s no single way to wear it, and that’s where it finds its strength.

🜂 Wear it for:
• Layered outerwear with presence
• Slow streetwear and intentional styling
• Festivals, camps, retreats, and travel
• Evening warmth, winter layering, and ceremonial moments

Each piece is made to order, helping reduce overproduction.

🧵 TECHNICAL DETAILS
• Fabric: Brushed knit (100% polyester)
• Interior: Fuzzy fleece lining for warmth and comfort
• Fit: Regular, relaxed with longer length
• Closure: Full-length zip
• Fabric weight: 180 g/m²
• Stitch color: Black or white (auto-matched)
• Care: Machine wash cold, do not bleach, tumble dry low
• Made on demand

Please note: slight variations may occur between mockups and finished garments due to printing and fabric characteristics.

🔍 Technical Mockups
These reference images show the exact placement and scale of the artwork.
Gallery images are styled visualisations for presentation.

This size guide shows product measurements taken when products are laid flat. Actual product measurements may vary by up to 3cm.