Sun-Bleached Rail
Reeves Vert Co.
No 001 · $27.00
Independent art · numbered editions
Est. every time a run opens
Wear the art.
Own the number.
HollaJack is an online gallery where independent artists sell art t-shirts and canvas prints as numbered editions. Every piece is made to order, and every purchase takes the next number in its run, recorded to you and never reissued.
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Independent art
Numbered editions
Made to order
Buy early, hold a low number
The number is yours, never reissued
Just opened
The newest runs, at their first numbers.
A run opens at its lowest number and its opening price, and climbs from there.
The signature
A certificate, not a countdown.
Most marketplaces sell urgency: timers, banners, “only 3 left.” We keep a ledger instead, the way a workshop numbers a run in pencil. Your edition number is assigned at purchase, recorded against your order, and never given to anyone else.
- The number is sacred. It appears once per piece, set like a certificate of authenticity, never a badge, never a sticker.
- The price is a record. Every claim steps the price by a set amount. You always see the current price and the next one before you buy.
- The chop closes it. The maker’s blind-stamp, our authentication mark, signs off every piece that leaves the studio.
No 048
of the run
47 editions claimed
now
$31.00
next edition
$31.50
Prices rise with demand. Buy early, hold a low number.
A specimen ledger, every piece on the site carries its own.
The HollaJack chop, a deboss, not a decal.
How the number works
Buy early. Hold a low number.
No timers, no tricks. The price rises as a piece is claimed, and the number you buy is yours permanently.
Every piece is a run
An artist signs a design to a run. Each order takes the next number in that run, yours is recorded and never reissued.
The price climbs
As editions are claimed, the price steps up by a set amount. The current and next price are shown on every piece before you buy.
Made to order
Nothing sits in a warehouse. Your piece is made after you order, which is why an early number costs less than a late one.
For artists
Your work, framed like it matters.
Upload a design, set your run, and we handle production, shipping and support. You keep your rights, and your work gets a gallery page instead of a thumbnail in a grid of ten thousand.
The artists make this all work. We just created the system.
No inventory.
Nothing to buy up front and nothing to store.
You keep your rights.
We licence the piece to produce it. The work stays yours.
A published split.
You set the price of your art. Above a flat base per tee, every dollar is split evenly with you. See the formula
A storefront worth linking to.
Your own gallery page, not a search result.
Made to order
Your piece is made after you claim it, nothing mass-produced, nothing remaindered.
Recorded permanently
Your edition number is written to your order the moment it completes, and never reissued.
Artists paid on every sale
Every claim pays the independent artist behind the piece, on a price they set and a split that is published.
Before you claim
Fair questions, plain answers.
What does the number actually mean?
Each design is a run. When you buy, you take the next number in that run: if 47 editions have been claimed, you hold N° 48. The number is recorded against your order when it completes and is never assigned to anyone else. More on numbered editions.
Why does the price rise?
Each piece steps up by a set amount every time an edition is claimed. It is the honest version of scarcity: demand is recorded in the ledger, not manufactured by a timer. You always see the current price and the next price before you buy.
Is a numbered edition the same as a limited edition?
Not quite. A limited edition stops at a fixed count. A HollaJack run stays open, but every number in it can only ever be held once, and early numbers cost less than later ones. Timed, limited and open editions, explained.
What is the certificate of ownership?
Every piece sold gets its own certificate: a public page with a QR code that shows what the piece is, who made it, its edition number once the order completes, and who holds it now (first name and last initial only). Each change of hands is recorded and chained to the one before it, and a transfer only completes when the new owner accepts it. How certificates work.
Who are the artists?
Independent artists who sell on HollaJack under their own names. Each has a storefront listing their runs, every piece credits the artist who made it, and artists keep the rights to their work. How artists join.
What arrives at my door?
A piece made for you after your order, not pulled from a shelf. Options like the canvas add-on are shown on the piece's page, and your edition number stays on your order record.
Can I return a piece?
Yes, within 14 days of delivery if it is unused and in its original packaging. Return shipping is paid by the buyer, and the edition number is never reissued to anyone else. Read the full policies.
More in the full FAQ, and shipping and returns in our policies.
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