SKU RS90
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📅 Era
• Likely late 1980s to 1990s, given the “Part 2” label which Junko Shimada used in her casual/diffusion lines during that time.

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🚹🚺 Gender
• Unisex, though originally marketed more towards women. The boxy fit works for all.

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🎨 Color
• Red and white horizontal stripes
• White embroidered graphic with nautical theme

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👩 Founder / Designer
• Junko Shimada (born 1941, Japan) – a Japanese fashion designer based in Paris, known for combining playful, casual designs with Parisian chic.

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🏷 Brand Information
• Junko Shimada founded her Paris-based brand in 1981.
• The “Part 2” line was her more casual and youthful diffusion brand, often featuring cotton-based, fun, and nautical-inspired designs.
• Shimada’s work often blends Japanese pop-cultural influence with French prêt-à-porter sensibilities.

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👕 Type of Garment
• Long-sleeve striped shirt
• Nautical-inspired, Breton-style top
• Embroidered front motif with sailing/sea elements

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💡 Tips of Style
• Wear with high-waisted jeans for a French casual look.
• Layer under a navy blazer for nautical vibes.
• Pair with white trousers or shorts for a summer seaside look.
• Could also be styled oversized for a modern streetwear aesthetic.

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📖 Description

A Junko Shimada Part 2 vintage striped shirt, featuring:
• Horizontal red and white stripes
• White embroidered crest-style graphic with text and nautical motifs on the chest
• Wide neckline with striped detailing
• Lightweight cotton knit fabric
• Casual yet chic design typical of Junko Shimada’s Part 2 collection

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⭐ Rating & Condition
• Condition: Fair
• Small hole on shoulder area
• Stains on sleeve cuff and general wear from age
• Some fading consistent with vintage use
• Rating: 6.5/10 – Still wearable and collectible, but condition flaws lower resale value.

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📝 Conclusion

This Junko Shimada Part 2 striped shirt is a rare vintage piece from the designer’s diffusion line in the late 80s/90s, showcasing her signature nautical influences. While it shows signs of wear, holes, and stains, it retains collectible value due to the designer’s cult following and the enduring appeal of Breton-inspired fashion. Ideal for vintage collectors or anyone seeking a unique Paris-meets-Tokyo style statement.