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5180 Matuzaka Ori Shirt in Natural Indigo Jewelry The Chambray shirt from Portuguese

5180 Matuzaka Ori Shirt in Natural Indigo Jewelry The Chambray shirt from PortugueseDetails Sizing Brand Information This open collar shirt is crafted from traditional Matsusaka Momen cloth, a textile designated as Intangible Cultural Property of Japan. Worn by Edo period merchants and originating in the Matsusaka region of Mie Prefecture, the fabric is recognized for its fine intricately woven striped pattern. The cloth is dyed using the traditional kasezome technique, in which yarns are hand dyed with natural indigo before weaving,

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Description

The Chambray shirt from Portuguese Flannel is a timeless shirt made using fabric from the brand's storied archive

5" 9" 31 31

This Retro Shazam

Japanese cotton chino twill

Finished with Akoya shell buttons and sewn in a regular fit

5180 Matuzaka Ori Shirt in Natural Indigo Jewelry The Chambray shirt from PortugueseDetails Sizing Brand Information This open collar shirt is crafted from traditional Matsusaka Momen cloth, a textile designated as Intangible Cultural Property of Japan. Worn by Edo period merchants and originating in the Matsusaka region of Mie Prefecture, the fabric is recognized for its fine intricately woven striped pattern. The cloth is dyed using the traditional kasezome technique, in which yarns are hand dyed with natural indigo before weaving,

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