Shirt #0 with turnip print

In our village there was an old man named Pakhom. One evening at dusk he was walking past a vacant lot when a little creature, all covered in hair, came rushing out and began whipping him across the hem with a dirty radish. Grandfather Pakhom cried, “Amen, fall apart!” and the creature sank through the ground, leaving only a bitter smell behind. But black marks remained on Pakhom's shirt, exactly like printed ornament, and they could never be washed out.

Our signature shirt model. Cut using early XX century working shirt patterns from washed cotton fabric made for us in Uzbekistan. Naturally dyed with acorns. Hand-printed with radish. Hand-sewn buttonholes, vintage mother-of-pearl buttons. Sorcery.

Size: M
For the size measurements see the sizing table.