Paul Smith Mix-Up Stripe Oversized Shirt, Size Large, Made in Japan.
A striking statement piece that perfectly captures Paul Smith’s signature combination of British creativity, playful color combinations, and contemporary sophistication.
This distinctive shirt features an artistic arrangement of contrasting striped fabrics, combining subtle dark stripes on a light beige background, vibrant red stripes, and navy panels accented with blue and white lines.
The asymmetrical front creates a bold visual impact, while the carefully balanced color palette maintains an elegant, sophisticated appearance.
The creative patchwork-inspired design continues across the sleeves and back, where vivid red stripes contrast beautifully with the dark navy shoulder panel.
Designed with a relaxed, oversized silhouette, the shirt features dropped shoulders, a generous 66 cm chest width, and an extended back length of 90 cm.
Its elongated proportions create an effortlessly contemporary look, allowing the shirt to function both as a standalone statement piece and as a lightweight layering garment.
The curved hem and contrasting front and back lengths add movement and dimension to the silhouette.
Crafted from 100% cotton, the fabric offers a natural texture and versatile styling potential.
Made in Japan, this piece reflects the attention to design and craftsmanship associated with Paul Smith.
For a refined contemporary outfit, pair it with black wide-leg trousers and leather shoes.
For a relaxed casual look, combine it with faded denim, chinos, or minimalist sneakers.
It also works beautifully worn open over a plain white T-shirt, emphasizing its oversized proportions and distinctive striped panels.
An expressive designer shirt that transforms even the simplest outfit into a memorable fashion statement.
Size: Large Shoulder: 58 cm Chest Width: 66 cm Front Length: 81 cm Back Length: 90 cm Sleeve: 55 cm
Material: 100% Cotton Made in Japan
A distinctive addition to any contemporary designer wardrobe, especially for collectors and enthusiasts of Paul Smith’s colorful, unconventional aesthetic.