TriGrunge

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The image features an open laptop displaying an online shopping website. The screen shows various t-shirts with artistic designs, priced in euros. The setting appears to be in a cafe or a relaxed workspace, with blurred figures and warm lighting in the background.

Raw. Real. Trigrunge.

At trigrunge, we keep it simple: three bold products wrapped in punk attitude and grunge spirit.
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Our Vibe

Snapshots of raw punk-grunge style that define trigrunge’s edgy spirit.

A store interior with neatly arranged clothing displayed on hangers, including tie-dye and graphic tees. Skateboard decks and various merchandise on shelves and in glass display cases. A checkerboard floor and subdued lighting with purple hues create a cozy atmosphere.
A record store display features numerous vinyl records organized in bins with labels like 'Indie Rock' and 'Punk/Hardcore.' Album covers are visible on the front of some records, while others are partially obscured. The background has shelves with more records displayed upright, and a sign that reads 'DJ Headquarters' is partially visible at the top.
Several stacks of folded band t-shirts are displayed on shelves, featuring various music groups and artists such as Madness, Nirvana, Morrissey, Oasis, and others. Each stack is neatly arranged and some shirts have visible price tags.
A storefront window with a bright red neon sign advertising books, CDs, videos, and comics. Inside the window display, there are various items including musical instruments like a guitar and a drum, along with vintage records. The exterior is somewhat retro, with a rustic sign on top and reflections from the street.
A person is wearing a black leather jacket with a white inner lining over a plain white t-shirt. They have several accessories, including silver rings and a bracelet, alongside a beaded necklace with a pendant.
A person is wearing a graphic t-shirt with the Aape logo and a backpack. The image is dark and has a moody, monochrome appearance.
A person dressed in dark clothing plays an electric guitar in front of a storefront. The shop has pink and white floral decorations surrounding its entrance and a sign reading 'Sweet Little Things'. Several pink chairs are visible just inside the store's window display.
Stacks of vinyl records are neatly arranged in plastic crates. The front covers of two albums, one by Black Sabbath and another by Moby, are prominently visible, suggesting a collection of diverse music genres.