COTTON PAN Dorami l/s Cotton Silk Shirt "NAVY"
COTTON PAN Dorami l/s Cotton Silk Shirt "NAVY"
COTTON PAN Dorami l/s Cotton Silk Shirt "NAVY"
COTTON PAN Dorami l/s Cotton Silk Shirt "NAVY"
COTTON PAN Dorami l/s Cotton Silk Shirt "NAVY"
COTTON PAN Dorami l/s Cotton Silk Shirt "NAVY"
COTTON PAN Dorami l/s Cotton Silk Shirt "NAVY"
COTTON PAN Dorami l/s Cotton Silk Shirt "NAVY"
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COTTON PAN

COTTON PAN Dorami l/s Cotton Silk Shirt "NAVY"

Sale price¥20,460 Regular price¥34,100

From COTTONPAN, the brand's true essence of "creation from everyday scenes" is translated into a contemporary graphic open-collar shirt, "Dorami."
The unique geometric lattice pattern is inspired by "that character's" piggy bank, which stands in the designer's own living area.
As the object's details were expanded and developed, a meticulous structure akin to traditional Japanese patterns was discovered, and with respect to great creators, it was incorporated into a minimalist all-over pattern.
The shirt pattern adopts the unique silhouette "Chank," named after a character from the movie "The Goonies."
With an emphasis on a beautifully slender, narrow balance, the arm area is designed to be sleek.
The seven narrowly spaced buttons create a form that can be beautifully worn in a genderless way, regardless of gender.
By using a discharge print that showcases artisanal skill, the fabric maintains an astonishingly supple and uniform texture, unlike a mere overlaid print.
The delicate pink lines on navy reference the traditional aesthetic of British tartan checks.
This piece, truly embodying the brand's identity, is a "surprise and delight" from the design sources hidden in everyday life.

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O Tenma Store
O Nagoya Store

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COTTON PAN

Hikari Watanabe is active as a designer and illustrator for COTTON PAN.
Her works are characterized by charm, a sense of effortless style, and a relaxed feel, and all of them reflect the culture that should be preserved.
Furthermore, she is committed to multi-color and tone silk screen printing of her illustrations, aiming to create expressions that stimulate the five senses—in other words, to wear culture.

DESIGNER : Hikari Watanabe