Shirt History By Gilmar Made in Italy Deadstock in linen cotton. Model Y2K early 2000s with post-production graphic finish on the back, Italian casual cut.
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Italian ready-to-wear from the early 2000s, proposed here in State Deadstock (new with original labels).
This room perfectly illustrates the Italian casual style of this period, where the brands were looking for a balance between natural materials, comfort and discreet visual identity.
It is made in a mixture of 50% cotton and 50% linen, offering a breathable, lightweight and textured fabric, ideal for a summer and casual silhouette. The garment also benefited from a piece dye treatment (Garment Dyed), giving subtle shades and a slightly patinated rendering typical of Italian quality productions.
The distinctive element of this shirt is in the Graphic detail on the back, applied after making. It's not a embroidery, but a Painted / printed pattern in post-production finish, designed to bring a visual signature to the room. This type of process was used in the Italian productions of the 2000s to give a more alive and identifiable appearance to clothing without falling into excess.
Produced by Gilmar, Italian group recognized in the ready-to-wear, this shirt is placed in a Casual Premium aesthetic, between everyday clothing and workpiece.
Its comfortable cut, its natural material and its discreet but singular design make it easy to wear, both open on a t-shirt that closed in a more structured style.
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Authentic Italian vintage coin, representative of the Casual Premium of the 2000s.