Delhi Gate

Delhi Gate is one of the surviving gates of the Walled City of Lahore, built facing east toward the city it was named for. Walk through it and the Shahi Guzargah begins — the route the Mughal court took into the old city, now a working bazaar with the hammam at its mouth and Wazir Khan's mosque a few hundred metres down.

The front is a door. Just a door, drawn in thread — the kind still hanging in those lanes, carved, painted, cracked at the base.

The back is what's behind it. Shopfronts, a cart, men sitting where they always sit, and the arch at the end of the street. It can be seen there is a "Faani ki Baithak" which takes reference from the oldest coffee shop in androon Lahore named "Usman ki Baithak"

یہ دنیا فانی ہے — stitched across the top, where the sky would be.

1. Heavyweight fleece hoodie
2. Hand-drawn style embroidery across the back
3. Chest branding with puff embroidery alongside illustration
4. Ribbed hem and cuffs for structure
5. Faani logo on sleeve near cuff.