MOJITO "ABSINTHE SHIRT LINE PLAID" (BLUE)

DESCRIPTION

【Item Details】
MOJITO's signature open-collar shirt.
It pursues a comfort that "captivates the wearer," much like "absinthe," the forbidden drink once called the devil's liquor, which captivated Ernest Hemingway and many other writers and cultural figures.
It features a linen fabric woven with a complex interplay of three different colored yarns: navy blue, turquoise blue, and natural.
The texture, which retains the slightly rustic character unique to linen, becomes more comfortable with each wash, allowing you to enjoy the process of it developing into a unique texture.
The combination of the "split yoke" on the back and the side pleats provides a flexible range of motion around the shoulders, and the slits on both sides of the hem are reinforced with diamond-shaped gussets.
It offers a comfortable amount of room while the precisely calculated square-cut hem creates a beautiful silhouette.

【MOJITO】
This brand is an homage to Ernest Miller Hemingway, the exceptional literary figure who deeply loved Key West, Cuba, and the Gulf Stream, and offers "clothing as tools" for men. The brand name derives from Mojito, the drink Hemingway was said to have loved. Designer Hirofumi Yamashita interprets Hemingway's works and, through his own philosophy of clothing, expresses Hemingway's character, the historical background, and various aspects of his life.

【Size (cm)/SIZE GUIDE】
M　Length 76.5 / Width 59 / Shoulder Width 46.5 / Sleeve Length 62
L　Length 78.5 / Width 64 / Shoulder Width 49 / Sleeve Length 64
XL　Length 79.5 / Width 65 / Shoulder Width 49.5 / Sleeve Length 63.5

【Material】
LINEN 100%

【Country of Origin】
MADE IN JAPAN

【Our Product Number】
m36a512120275

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