• The Left Shirt - Mono Stripe is a black, long-sleeve lightweight shirt with vertical gray pinstripes, wide collar, front buttons, and a small adjustable side tie at the waist, shown on a plain light gray background.
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Left Shirt

Mono Stripe

Left Shirt - Mono Stripe

$225.00 USD
$225.00 USD
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the left shirt by Deiji Studios in mono stripe

a lightweight shirt with a relaxed silhouette. designed with a button front, soft collar and long sleeves finished with a clean edge. adjustable side tie adds shape and can be worn loose or cinched at the waist







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Sizing diagram
Measurements in CM / Inches
XXS XS S M L XL
A - Half Bust 48 50.5 53 55.5 58 60.5
B - High Shoulder Point to Hem 67.5 68.5 69.5 70.5 71.5 72.5
C - Half Hem 49 51.5 54 56.5 59 61.5
D - Sleeve Length 58 59 60 61 62 63

Sizing


model is 180cm, a size 4 US and wears a S

US 0-1 - XXS
US 2 - XS
US 4 - S
US 6 - M
US 8 - L
US 10 - XL

Fabric

made from 100% GOTS organic cotton

please refer to the swatch image for the truest representation of the colour and fabric

Environmental Impact

garment fabrication 100% certified organic cotton by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) to minimise environmental impact, foster a safer working environment, and promote biodiversity.
postage satchel comprising of 50% renewable sourced material derived from sugarcane farming and 50% recycled material.
garment bag made of compostable renewable materials - PBT, PBAT and cornstarch.
swing tag, postcard and envelope made of recycled paper.
our business is a member of 1% for the planet.
we donate to offset our carbon annually.

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Care

gentle machine wash in cold water with mild soap
do not tumble dry
no not bleach
line dry in shade
avoid direct sunlight
warm iron

Ethos

designed with a study in duality, our pieces blur the line between pyjamas and outerwear. Comfort becomes subversive, creating a wardrobe that moves seamlessly between private ease and public statement.

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