Massimo Alba Lars Shirt
$660.00
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A stripe on an overshirt is a more interesting decision than a stripe on a shirt, because the stripe has to survive being interrupted. Pockets, flaps, and a jacket-weight cotton all break the pattern, and a badly drawn stripe turns into visual noise at every seam. Done properly it does the opposite: the breaks give the garment structure and the eye something to follow, and the shirt reads as considered rather than as patterned.
Horn buttons, cut from a natural material, so no two are quite alike and all of them darken slightly with handling. A flap pocket, which is the detail that pushes the garment across the line from shirt into shirt jacket. In Fango, a grey-brown that lets a stripe sit quietly. This is a piece for the middle of the year, when a jacket is too much and a shirt is not quite enough, which in Santa Fe is most of spring and most of autumn.







