A button-up thrown askew experiment [#505] for a world that makes no sense. The left side is a full buttonhole longer than the right, there are more holes than buttons. There is no “proper” way to button or wear this shirt, the wearer must throw caution to the wind and find their own way. Sewn in the ethereal and dry Apaperycotton fabric woven in northern Italy by Albini.
Expected Tuesday, January 14th, 1pm NYC. $333

Apaperycotton

Fabric Story

A breathable, crisp and exceptionally light (90gsm) cotton poplin with a dry papery finish from the shirting masters at Albini in northern Italy. Woven with a combination of 96 singles and 100 two ply yarns using Albini’s rare (500 bale a year) Giza 87 extra-long staple Egyptian cotton from the Nile delta. It is given a special finishing process that gives it an extra dry touch and slightly uneven papery texture, while also helping keep the fabric structure open for a gentle breathability.

  • Fiber Content

    100%Giza 87 Egyptian Cotton

  • Fabric Weight

    90GSM

  • Fabric Origin

    Woven in Italy

  • Fabric Construction

    Poplin

  • Fabric Water Resistance

    None

  • Breathability

    High

  • Durability

    Experimental

Size Chart

in Inches | Measured Flat

SizeXSSM LXLXXL
Chest232425262728
Shoulder18.51919.52020.521
Sleeve Length34.2534.7535.2535.7536.2536.75
Length29.2529.87530.531.12531.7532.375
Hitesh is 6'1", 175 lbs and wears size M in White. Worn with Deux Dungarees in Charcoal.

  • Made in

    Manhattan

  • Hardware

    Custom Italian Mombasa poly buttons

  • Pockets

    Inside/outside double chest pocket on wearer’s right

  • Construction Details

    • Black Lightning 30mm woven label on bottom hem
    • Rear box pleat

  • Style Number

    S259-i4

Revision History

  • January 2025:
    • Initial Release
    • Name: Apaperycotton Skewed
    • Colors: Black, White
Alternate buttoning

  • Washing

    Machine wash warm

  • Drying

    Tumble dry low

Photos by Jon-Paul Rodriguez

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