Engineered Garments Classic Shirt
$425.00
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There are three ways to put a pattern on a shirt and they are not interchangeable. A print lies in the cloth, level with the surface, and goes wherever the ink goes. A woven figure is built into the structure on the loom and cannot be separated from it. Embroidery is the third and the only additive one: thread is stitched onto a cloth that is already finished, so the pattern stands proud of the ground and catches light at a different angle from the fabric underneath it.
On black, that difference is the entire effect. Black absorbs light, so the raised thread is very nearly the only thing on the shirt returning any, and the pattern arrives as relief before it arrives as colour. Cut loose and boxy, with two flap pockets on the chest, the shape is deliberately plain so that the surface has somewhere to happen.









