A field of crisp navy blue cotton is patterned with small black dots, each neatly spaced to create a subtle rhythm across the shirt’s surface. The familiar open collar and clean front placket speak to Comme Des Garcons' signature play between classic menswear tailoring and a quietly subversive mood. This piece likely hails from the early 2000s, a period when Rei Kawakubo’s label cemented its global influence through radical reimaginings of everyday garments, redefining the limits of construction and print in Japanese fashion. Founded in Tokyo in 1969, Comme Des Garcons built its reputation on avant-garde silhouettes and technical mastery, consistently challenging the conventions of Western dress codes. The shirt is unadorned by visible hardware, letting the bold dotted motif and carefully structured seams take centre stage. In very good condition with no notable flaws, the cotton remains crisp and the print vivid throughout, with seams and cuffs showing only the faintest evidence of careful use. The fit is estimated at approximately a size S based on garment measurements. The mannequin normally wears a size M.
Model: Dot Pattern Cotton Shirt Era: Early 2000s (estimated) Condition: Very Good — cotton remains crisp with no visible flaws; seams and cuffs show faint evidence of careful use Material: Navy blue cotton with black dot pattern Colour: Navy blue cotton with black dot motif; no visible hardware; matching navy interior Measurements: Total length 67.5 cm / Shoulder width 38 cm / Chest 47 cm / Sleeve 57.5 cm Size: approx. S (estimated from measurements)
