Archive shirt Coast Rust made in italy quality our

Rare shirt Coast, from the creative universe Coast Weber & AHAUSItalian brand recognized for its singular approach to clothing, its worked materials and timeless aesthetics. This piece is distinguished by its superb 100% cotton fabric with irregular and ribbed texture, offering a rich visual rendering and a unique presence in the quality Italian productions of the end of the 1990s and the early 2000s.

eTe shirt is distinguished by its beautiful color deep rust, between terracotta and patinated brick, as well as by its 100% cotton fabric with ribbed and irregular texture. The richness of the material and the depth of the hue give it a singular presence, characteristic of textile research conducted by Coast Weber & AHAUS at the end of the 1990s and in the early 2000s.

The loose cut, the neat finishes and the Italian manufacturing reflect the know-how of the brand. Kept in a New condition with original label (Nos - New Old Stock)This coin is a great opportunity for Italian fashion enthusiasts, archive clothing and textile creations in the affirmed character.

This shirt also has the advantage of being in a New condition with original label (Nos - New Old Stock), an element that has become particularly sought after for collectors and enthusiasts of archive pieces. Italian manufacturing and cotton quality reflect a know-how today difficult to find on contemporary productions.

A great opportunity for Italian archive enthusiasts, confidential designer clothes or simply for those looking for an original fabric shirt and affirmed personality.

Details:

• Brand: Coast
• Universe: Coast Weber & AHAUS
• Manufacture: Made in Italy
• Composition: 100% cotton
• Size indicated: XXL
• Reference: pat53
• Condition: new with original label
• Color: Red Brick

Flat measurements:

• Shoulders (seam seam): 50 cm
• Amplice width: 60 cm

Authentic room, ideal for a collection of Italian archives or to integrate a contemporary cloakroom with a shirt of character, produced at a time when textile research occupied a central place in creation.