Women's Carne Bollente in Toronto.

About Carne Bollente

Look at a Carne Bollente print closely before you buy one as a gift. The label calls itself a celebration of sex positivity, and its drawings are about love and pleasure. Its T-shirts are 100% organic cotton, made in Portugal, in XS to XXL.

Carne Bollente launched in 2015, and the label says it was born in central Paris. Théodore Famery, a French entrepreneur, founded it with Agoston Palinko, a Hungarian illustrator, and Hijiri Endo from Japan, who runs the selling side. It began as a joke between friends, with embroidered T-shirts and 200 euros from each of them.

The name is Italian for boiling flesh. It has given pieces, and a share of its online shop's sales, to groups such as AIDES and ACCEPTESS. Fashion Network reported that in 2023 it sold to about a hundred shops in 35 countries, and that export made up 80% of its sales.

Its unisex pieces are made in northern Portugal from organic cotton. On its own shop a 186 cm male model wears a size M T-shirt and a 176 cm female model wears an XS. A T-shirt costs 80 euros there.

In Toronto, Due West at 431 Queen St W carries Carne Bollente and opens 11:00 to 19:00 Monday to Saturday. On 13 October 2026 its shirts ran from about $53 to $134 and its hoodies from about $105 to $230. Pants ran from about $119 to $265, jackets and coats from about $251 to $420, and half of the shelf cost about $110 or less, with some pieces marked down.

Written 13 October 2026. Sources: fr.fashionnetwork.com·carnebollente.com