Description

The De Bonne Facture Undyed Japanese Cotton & Hemp Gabardine Twill Artist Shirt is part of a soft-tailoring collection inspired by the connections between fine art, music, academia, and literature, as seen in the styles of the most prominent culture creators from the 1950s through the 1970s. With a focus on sustainability and connecting the garment to the landscape, this Artist Shirt is made from a 6 oz. Gabardine Twill loomed in Japan from undyed, finely spun Cotton and Hemp yarns and brushed to a flexible, luxurious, and durable cloth that boasts palette and style versatility from spring through fall. With a minimalist design approach inspired by vintage fashion, each element carries thematic consistency and purpose with details like a military-inspired point collar, set-in sleeves with back shoulder pleats that block the silhouette and allow for movement, buttoned flap front patch chest pockets, felled seams throughout, and high-character mother-of-pearl buttons used on the front placket and pleated cuffs for rich refinement. Paying homage to a vintage Marcel Lassance shirt from the 1980s, this piece is atelier-made in Fanzeres, Portugal, by shirting specialist Mr. João Nuno Luz, which provides the soul of fine regional craftsmanship. When combined with the authenticity of fully traceable natural materials, the yield is an artisan piece for the timeless wardrobe of the contemporary fashion connoisseur. Featuring premium materials and production with a historical approach to a forward-focused look, the Undyed Cotton & Hemp Twill Artist Shirt will add polished execution to any casual luxury ensemble for the office, event, or excursion.