Relaxed fit, three quarter sleeve, band collared shirt that buttons at the front, crafted in an ikat fabric, where the yarns are resist-dyed with azo-free dyes then handwoven to create its pattern.

A classic, staple shirt is versatile and can be endlessly mixed-and-matched - and the pattern of this style is created using a slow craft method called ikkat. The term comes from the Malay-Indonesian word “mengikat”, meaning “to tie”, which describes how this fabric is resist-dyed in specific patterns before they are woven on the loom. When woven, these dyed threads align to form motifs.