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Model: 180cm / 52kg / Size M
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Item Code：TUNIC#30
TUNIC #30 WIND KASURI LINEN COTTON CLOTH
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Size(cm)
| Size | Shoulder | Pit to Pit | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| サイズ | 肩幅 | 身幅 | 着丈 | |
| S | 68.5 | 68 | 81.5 | |
| M | 71.5 | 71 | 84 |
Material
| Linen 78% | Cotton 22% | [Main fabric] |
| Collection | 23SS |
|---|---|
| Elasticity | No elasticity |
| Brand | JAN-JAN VAN ESSCHE |
| Transparency | Opaque |
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JAN JAN VAN ESSCHE 2023 Spring Summer Collection.
The TUNIC series is one of the representative items of JAN-JAN VAN ESSCHE.
It features a kimono based V-neck neckline.
The length is short and the silhouette is compact enough to be worn as an inner layer under this season's tailored jackets.
The fabric is made of kasuri fabric, which is also used in kimonos and other garments, and the transparent pattern, which is not overly assertive and evokes the wind, gives this piece a sense of style.
Of course, you can wear it by itself like a T-shirt, but we also recommend wearing a T-shirt as an inner layer to enjoy a slightly street-like layered style.
PRODUCTION AREA
Made in Belgium
About JAN JAN VAN ESSCHE
Graduated the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp in 2003.Upon graduation, he received Dries Van Noten as well as other awards.In 2010 launched his first collection in Antwerp, Belgium.The first collection theme is "yukkuri" (slowly).This title has become an approach to showing his fundamental concept as a designer for the modern wardrobe.In 2013, the previous collection was so well received that in addition to the project the designers were also given an autonomous series of clothes designed and developed based on specific crafts and inspiration, corresponding to the annual wardrobe that decides to take the time to hone their ideas and experience a slow rhythm and pace of hand.Freedom of creation is protected and ideas can flourish.His works are delicate and multilayered, and blend in with modern urban life and personal clothing, performing a modest role in connection and acceptance slowly and carefully.They see no boundaries, no limitations, no limitations, no exclusions.The traditional silhouette is amplified, leaving room for interpretation and creating a sense of openness.
