With a healthy mix of East meets West, Sugar Cane‘s Fiction Romance Workshirt is unlike any we have ever seen, clearly lending itself to hotter temps when you don’t want to compromise your love for long-sleevers. Or do want protection from the sun.
Made of 6.9 oz. Kasuri fabric, a fabric that harkens back to Japan’s Showa period, the shirt is all about that ancient Japanese style weave – and the resulting texture. Woven on power looms, the shirt gets its distinct hue from unbleached and indigo yarns, which might look like an average chambray at first, but on closer inspection oozes class and charm.
Sewn up in a silhouette modeled by 1950s American workshirts, from its three-needle, rolled-stitched seams, flap patch pockets, and round hem, this wearable encapsulation of a summer breeze is closed out with lustrous brown cat-eye shell buttons.
Available for $160 from Hinoya.
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