In response to the banality of clothing and the all-purpose outfits worn by many men on a daily basis, this collection pushes eccentricity and the codes of sophistication to the extreme. Often the models seem like little marquises. They wear hats, scarfs, jabots, and even wigs.

A particularly distinctive shirt from Yohji Yamamoto Pour Homme S/S11, blurring the boundary between a traditional button-up and a tailored vest. The construction is characteristically considered: an abundance of buttons extends down the front and continues beneath the collar, while the hem curves into a vest-like shape. Multiple pockets add a utilitarian element, contrasted by sleeves constructed in an alternate, softer fabric. At the rear, an adjustable waist cinch allows the silhouette to be easily shaped to the wearer, accommodating a broad range of sizes while remaining effortless in wear.

An understated yet highly individual piece, exemplifying Yohji’s ability to deconstruct familiar menswear forms and reassemble them into something quietly unconventional.

Made In Japan
Size 3
100% Cotton