Open Shirt "BUBBLE"

DS-2474 Open Shirt “BUBBLE”

100% Cotton

PINK and GRAY are sold out.
Sizes 40 and 42 are sold out.

This is a perfect reproduction of the "Bubble pattern" that existed in the 1950s.

The material is the same cotton broadcloth as the original. It's a cotton material that can be washed easily, so I'm happy that I can wear it without worrying about anything.

This abstract textile, which evokes the image of water surfaces and carbonated water, will be useful from spring to summer. It has something in common with the modern designs that were popular at the time.

The shape is the same as the open-collar shirt back then.

The collar is slightly curved upwards, so when worn open, the shoulders appear to be raised. This cutting work is perfect for those who are troubled by sloping shoulders.

The sewing specifications are the same as those of the time, with the side seams being "high on the front right and high on the back left." This is a remnant of the time when, in order to keep up with the rapid growth in consumption in the 1950s, the sewing machine and sewing place were not changed, and the garment was turned over on the spot and sewn. Brands that still follow this specification are quite rare worldwide.

While short sleeves are typically the norm for vintage clothing, we have also prepared long sleeves for those who insist on wearing only long sleeves. This is also popular among those who don't like sunburn.