S/S Ombre Stripe Open Shirt

DS-2693 S/S Ombre Stripe Open Shirt

100% Cotton

Size 36 is sold out.

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

The material is cotton stripes. There is a check pattern called ombre check, which is a gradient pattern unique to the 1950s, but this pattern uses yarn-dyed yarn only horizontally.

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 using striped fabric with a border pattern, the most important thing is to match the patterns...but even with such a fine border pattern, we have matched the patterns on the front and pockets without compromise.

The collar is a short point, a style popular in the late 1950s, reminiscent of sportswear with machine stitching all around. Combined with cat's eye buttons for export, it really does have that period feel.

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