A study in deliberate contradiction, this shirt from Mihara Yasuhiro splices two distinct fabric identities into a single, considered garment. The body is cut from a crisp dark ground stripe shirting — olive, black, and white in measured rhythm — while the sleeves are constructed from a bleach-washed check flannel, aged and softened to suggest something excavated rather than designed. Worn as a statement layer or styled simply over a tee, it embodies the label's signature tension between structure and deconstruction.
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