A shirt from Yohji Yamamoto's Autumn/Winter
2009 Menswear collection, which featured animal prints on silky fabrics in addition to his usual all black and paired pajamas with tailored suiting to invite a fresh and playful juxtaposition of how we dress inside and outside. This piece cleverly encapsulates the contrast found in this collection. The front is a formal white cotton shirt, complete with an extra dense front button closure, angled chest pocket, a darted body, and waist pockets, while the back is a bold 100% cupro panel with the print of a manic leopard baring its fangs and claws. The Yuzen dyeing technique is the hardest and costliest process from the brand. Truly a historical piece that l'll never let go easily.

Made in Japan
Size 3
100% Cotton (Front)
100% Cupro (Back)