Native Print Rayon Shirt - Sax
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Originally founded in 2006, Attractions began as a vintage reseller, importing pieces from the United States and the UK before starting their own production in 2011. Their experience in the vintage world provided them with the knowledge and inspiration necessary to develop their own styles, growing into an impressive and very special brand in a market saturated with alternatives.
With a deliberate focus on highly specific and often obscure styles from the last hundred years, Attractions produce some truly stellar and unique pieces, occupying a stylistic wheelhouse closely adjacent to "biker" but plainly distinct from other similar repro brands. Inspired by the progression of youth culture and style, Attractions infuse their own perspective into both the pieces they design, and the ways they design them.
Attraction's Print Rayon Shirt is a classic 50s style casual shirt with an open collar and and a smooth printed rayon body. Inspired by vintage summer casual shirts, it's got a relaxed and boxy fit that sits comfortably off the body and layers easily under heavier garments. The front closes up with Cats Eye buttons, to really sell the vintage vibe.
Made from a supple and luxurious Japanese rayon, the fabric has a soft and cool hand, with a gentle, fluid-like drape throughout. It's got a custom body print based on antique Native American blanket patterns from the American Southwest, with tonal buttons and a single chest pocket that is deliberately not pattern matched for a subtle contrast.
Fits true to size. Wash cold and hang dry.
- 100% rayon
- Native print Japanese rayon body
- Mismatch pocket pattern
- Open collar
- Tonal Cats Eye buttons
- Short sleeves
- Single chest pocket
- Flat hem
- Relaxed fit
- True to size
- Custom woven labels
- Wash cold and hang dry
- Made in Japan
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Native Print Rayon Shirt - Sax
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Product details
Originally founded in 2006, Attractions began as a vintage reseller, importing pieces from the United States and the UK before starting their own production in 2011. Their experience in the vintage world provided them with the knowledge and inspiration necessary to develop their own styles, growing into an impressive and very special brand in a market saturated with alternatives.
With a deliberate focus on highly specific and often obscure styles from the last hundred years, Attractions produce some truly stellar and unique pieces, occupying a stylistic wheelhouse closely adjacent to "biker" but plainly distinct from other similar repro brands. Inspired by the progression of youth culture and style, Attractions infuse their own perspective into both the pieces they design, and the ways they design them.
Attraction's Print Rayon Shirt is a classic 50s style casual shirt with an open collar and and a smooth printed rayon body. Inspired by vintage summer casual shirts, it's got a relaxed and boxy fit that sits comfortably off the body and layers easily under heavier garments. The front closes up with Cats Eye buttons, to really sell the vintage vibe.
Made from a supple and luxurious Japanese rayon, the fabric has a soft and cool hand, with a gentle, fluid-like drape throughout. It's got a custom body print based on antique Native American blanket patterns from the American Southwest, with tonal buttons and a single chest pocket that is deliberately not pattern matched for a subtle contrast.
Fits true to size. Wash cold and hang dry.
- 100% rayon
- Native print Japanese rayon body
- Mismatch pocket pattern
- Open collar
- Tonal Cats Eye buttons
- Short sleeves
- Single chest pocket
- Flat hem
- Relaxed fit
- True to size
- Custom woven labels
- Wash cold and hang dry
- Made in Japan
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Size Guide
| Size | Front Length | Shoulder | Chest | Sleeve Length |
| Small | 25.25" | 18" | 41.5" | 8.25" |
| Medium | 26.5" | 19" | 43.5" | 8.75" |
| Large | 27.75" | 19.5" | 45" | 9" |
| Extra Large | 28.75" | 20" | 47" | 9.25" |
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