FIELD NOTES CANVAS TOP

FIELD NOTES CANVAS TOP

The Field Notes Canvas Top is a wearable art piece inspired by the observations, lessons, and experiences gathered along the journey of becoming.

Part of the FIELD NOTES Juneteenth 2026 capsule by Kissed by BO, this limited-edition canvas top serves as both a statement piece and a reflection—a reminder that every dream, every vision, and every future we hope to build begins with preparation.

Hand-drawn and thoughtfully created, each piece represents a field note: a record of resilience, identity, ambition, creativity, and legacy. Inspired by the sacrifices of those who came before us and the possibilities we're working to create for those who come after us, this collection honors the process of becoming as much as the destination itself.

Designed in a premium heavyweight cotton silhouette with an oversized, boxy fit, the Field Notes Canvas Top transforms an everyday essential into a collectible work of wearable art.

The Field Notes Experience

Each piece from the Field Notes capsule arrives with a limited-edition pocket notebook,  and a exclusive field note artist statement

Designed as extensions of the collection, these keepsakes invite reflection, documentation, and personal storytelling—transforming the garment from a purchase into a record of a moment, a memory, and a season of becoming.

Because before every journey forward, there are always field notes.

FIELD NOTES is more than a collection.

It is a record of where we've been, what we've learned, and the future we're preparing to build.

Garment Details:
• Premium 7 oz. heavyweight fabric
• 100% cotton construction
• Oversized boxy fit
• Hand-drawn wearable artwork
• 1" bound ribbed crewneck
• Deep armholes for a relaxed silhouette
• Double-needle sleeves and bottom hem
• Limited Edition Juneteenth 2026 release
• Designed and created by Kissed by BO

Care:
• Wash cold
• Spot clean when possible
• Hang dry recommended
• Dry cleaning optional

Treat as wearable art.

Designed for the woman who understands that what she wears can be more than fashion—it can be a reflection of where she's been, what she's learned, and who she's becoming.