CJ Shirt - Navy Floral Stripe | CD-160 (agent sample)

This item is an agent's sample from the showroom, and comes in 1 size only (M). We only have 5 in stock!

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Product Overview

This block print shirt is a refined yet bohemian piece that blends structured pattern with artisan craftsmanship. Crafted from a lightweight cotton, the design features a classic collar and button-down front with a tie hem, elevated by an all-over vertical stripe and floral sprig motif in a rich palette of deep navy, coral red, and soft ecru, a print that feels simultaneously classic and free-spirited.

Key Features

• Stripe & Floral Block Print: A distinctive combination of vertical stripe columns interspersed with hand-stamped floral sprigs, a layout that gives the shirt a more graphic, structured feel, compared to an all-over floral, while retaining full artisan character.
• Contrast Border Cuffs: The sleeves finish with a bold contrasting block-print border at the cuffs, adding an unexpected detail that elevates the overall design and nods to traditional textile craftsmanship.
• Relaxed Fit with Tie-Front Detail: The generous silhouette wears beautifully open over a crop top or smocked bandeau, or can be knotted at the front hem for a more defined waist, versatile enough for street style or casual dressing.

Measurements

Bust: 110 cm
Hips: 122 cm
Length: 71 cm
Droptail length: 77 cm
Sleeve length: 56 cm
Shoulders Width: 46 cm
Underarm-to-hem: 38 cm

Fabric & Care

• Material: 100% Cotton
• Closure: Traditional button-down front with tie hem
• Care: Machine wash cold inside out to preserve print vibrancy; hang to dry.

Styling Tip

Wear open over a navy smocked bandeau and tuck loosely into light-wash or patchwork denim for an effortless street-style look. The vertical stripe layout makes it particularly flattering when worn fully buttoned and tucked into high-waisted trousers with pointed flats. For a relaxed evening out, knot the hem over a fitted navy slip dress and add gold jewellery to let the print take centre stage.