Yohji Yamamoto | S'YTE Linen-Blend Block Print Jacket, Double-Tailored Front

Introducing an ethnic and oriental style shirt featuring an open collar design, where the upper collar portion remains with button fastening. The fabric overlaps in a wrap-like manner, creating a V-shaped front that can be tied at the sides with a string. Additionally, this shirt can be worn unbuttoned, resembling a stylish scarf-like wrap.

The jacket-like collar detail and versatile styling options, such as leaving the collar out or tucking it in, create a mode-inspired look. It can be worn as a standout piece or as an inner layer for jackets.

The captivating botanical print and color, created using traditional Indian block printing, add a touch of elegance to black color coordination. The shirt's moderate worn-in feel also allows for enjoyment of its aging and evolving charm over time.E3

Men's Model: Height: 186cm
Women's Model: Height: 172cm
Main Linen:55% Rayon:45%
Parts Cotton:100%
Product No：UI-J17-808-1-03
Made in Japan

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Block printing is a traditional craft in India that involves using hand-carved teak wood blocks to press ink onto fabric. Natural plant and mineral-based dyes are used in this process, creating patterns by layering the stamps multiple times. Each block is unique, resulting in subtle variations in color and texture that are characteristic of handmade craftsmanship.

When large repeats are made, the color matching also varies due to the artisan's manual application of pressure. The process itself is extensive and can involve slight color fading or pattern misalignment. However, these imperfections contribute to the distinctive individuality and artisanal charm that can only be achieved through handmade techniques.

Due to the use of natural dyes in India, it is important to note that there may be variations in color, slight fading, or color transfer with exposure to water. However, these variations can be embraced as part of the unique aging and changing character of the fabric. Dry cleaning is recommended to maintain the garment's quality.