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Model: 182cm / 66kg /
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Item Code：SHN-CCCR
Shirt cotton
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Material
| Cotton 99% | Elastine 1% | [Main fabric] |
| Horn | [Parts] |
| Collection | 23SS |
|---|---|
| Elasticity | No elasticity |
| Brand | DEVOA |
| Lining | No lining |
| Transparency | Opaque |
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DEVOA 2023 Spring Summer Collection.
・About the fabric
The outer fabric is a stretchy cotton fabric produced by Faliero Sarti from Italy.
Different thicknesses of yarn are used to form a three-dimensional plaid pattern.
・About the design
The base of the design is a basic button-down shirt, and the silhouette is designed with a regular fit and an anatomical pattern.
A cut-out piece of fabric is placed on top of the collar and sewn on, creating a faux double detail.
PRODUCTION AREA
Made in Japan
About DEVOA
Designer: Daisuke Nishida
Concept: Our research starts with the understanding of the natural human body movements. DEVOA constructs of pattern toward movement of skin, muscle, and frame for an action. Human body keeps evolving and degenerating which are one and indivisible as the ages go by. We express clothing based on hypothesis and the theory of evolution which DEVOA interprets.
