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€765,00
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€765,00
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cottle champetre bouquet shirt cotton hemp authentic indigo features precise tailoring with a fly front design. it is secured with white-lipped pearl oyster buttons and a leather button closure at the back. crafted from black land hemp 50/1 combined with supima cotton 80/1, the fabric offers a lightweight and resilient texture. the hemp’s inherent roughness and strong yarn give the cloth a distinctive uneven surface, providing a unique tactile and visual character.
dyed using traditional indigo techniques passed down through centuries, this piece employs natural indigo leaves and lye to achieve superior colorfastness and lightfastness compared to conventional methods. a hand-dyed production means each piece develops its own character, subtle color variations and pooling are intentional marks of authenticity, not imperfections.
handmade in japan
composition: 65% hemp, 35% cotton
our model is 165 cm tall and is wearing a size m (1)
designer unisex sizing: 0 = s, 1 = m, 2 = l
model wears with corduroy gurhka pants mordant indigo
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