Border Italian Collar Shirt

DS-2772 Border Italian Collar Shirt

100% Cotton

A project that revives designs that were popular among American teenagers in the late 1950s.

The material is cotton dobby stripes.

I found some deadstock with a beautiful, fine striped pattern, so I decided to steal it and give it a 1950s style look.

When making a shirt with striped fabric and a border pattern, the most important thing is to match the patterns...

Even with such a fine border pattern, the pattern on the front body and pockets is matched without compromise.

The chest pockets, which are located symmetrically on both sides, have a mountain-shaped design.

We have deliberately followed the pocket details of the work shirts of that time.

In addition, plain cupra is used on the back of the yoke to give it a classic look.

Cotton dobby can be slippery and difficult to wear, so we chose a more slippery material for the back of the yoke which touches the body.

Combined with cat's eye buttons for export, it really does have that period feel to it.

Why not try wearing this rough, moisture-absorbing cotton material in a wicked, delinquent-like style from the time?