Camp Shirt in White Black Ikat Print
Camp Shirt in White Black Ikat Print
Camp Shirt in White Black Ikat Print
Camp Shirt in White Black Ikat Print
Camp Shirt in White Black Ikat Print
Camp Shirt in White Black Ikat Print
Camp Shirt in White Black Ikat Print
Camp Shirt in White Black Ikat Print
Camp Shirt in White Black Ikat Print
Engineered Garments

Camp Shirt in White Black Ikat Print

$ 280.00
Size: X-Small
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  • Engineered Garments' open collar vacation shirt, the Camp Shirt is sewn in an easy, relaxed fit silhouette. The shirt features a printed jacquard fabric woven with a light-breathable weave. Fitted with asymmetrical pockets at the chest and waist. 
    • Relaxed fit
    • Ikat print jacquard fabric
    • Asymmetrical chest and waist pockets
    • Urea buttons
    • 100% cotton
    • Made in USA
  • Size Chest Shoulder Sleeve Length
    X-Small 46.5"
    		 18.75" 8.5" 26.75"
    Small 48" 19" 8.75" 27.75"
    Medium 49.5"
    		 19.5"
    		 9" 28.5"
    Large 53" 20" 9.25" 29.5"

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  • Founded 1999 by Daiki Suzuki in New York City, the Engineered Garments mission statement is "to make garments that become more personal through the experiences you have with them." Drawing from years buying for Nepenthes stores, Suzuki values unique garment construction with attention to detail; realized through Engineered Garments. Each piece in the brand's ever-evolving catalog is designed with hidden qualities and meaning, straying from the idea of "perfect design."
Founded 1999 by Daiki Suzuki in New York City, the Engineered Garments mission statement is "to make garments that become more personal through the experiences you have with them." Drawing from years buying for Nepenthes stores, Suzuki values unique garment construction with attention to detail; realized through Engineered Garments, each piece is designed with hidden qualities and meaning, straying from the idea of "perfect design."