A Bauhaus-inspired overshirt, cut from a weighty brushed jacquard woven with abstract patterns drawn from early 20th-century artworks. The jacquard technique allows the motif to be embedded directly into the cloth - raised on one side, recessed on the other - lending depth and dimension to the surface without disrupting its smooth hand feel.

With its open collar and boxy shape, the Hiro sits somewhere between a jacket and a shirt. Oversized buttoned chest pockets nod subtly to utilitarian design, offering a hint of military structure to an otherwise art-forward style. Works well layered through the colder months or worn solo when the weather allows.