Darwin is the most remote island in the Galápagos, hours of sailing away from anything. Underwater, hammerhead sharks pass by in schools of dozens, sometimes hundreds. And on the rocks, the marine iguana watches you go by. The only lizard in the world that holds its breath to go and eat. A colleague, really.
The mood: the tee from the "someday, I'll go" list. The one you wear swearing it'll be next year. And for those who've been, the one that makes their eyes light up the moment someone asks "where's that?".
The Vibe: Hammerheads & Wild Islands.
The Design: black engraving, travel-sketchbook style. The hammerheads in a school, the iguana on its rock, and Darwin's Arch as it once stood, before the ocean took it back in 2021.
