On one hand, chambray: a light and generous fabric. On the other, "selvedge": a word on the lips of connoisseurs and newcomers alike, an implicit hallmark of craftsmanship. We took inspiration from the chambrays worn by Marlon Brando and Serge Gainsbourg, designed to patina over time into a truly unique piece.
A comfortable chambray with a subtle irregular texture in a soft indigo blue. We designed this very special version of the chambray shirt in collaboration with the renowned Japanese mill Maruwa—atypical and timeless. The workshop uses vintage shuttle looms to craft its selvedge fabrics. It is precisely these slower, less symmetrical looms that produce a chambray with such an authentic texture.
An exceptional piece, made accessible.
We wanted to pay tribute to this rare craftsmanship by highlighting the visible woven selvedge edge. On the pocket, a clean edge cut directly from the fabric, without added stitching. On the gussets, the strength of the selvedge edge prevents any risk of tearing.
Simply put, we wanted to design a shirt with the character of a rare vintage find, while incorporating distinctive details. The fabric is light and breathable without being sheer, with a generous weight of 157g/m2. Its specific weave makes it a shirt suited for any season, even the height of summer. The button-down collar is easy to care for, and the relaxed cut is meant to be worn untucked over trousers. An exceptional piece, made accessible.
