A crisp palette of pearl grey and white defines this classic button-down, rendered in fine cotton with a subtle twill texture. The clean lines and quietly tailored silhouette speak to Dior’s understated approach to men’s shirting in the early 2000s, eschewing overt branding in favour of precise construction and refined materials. There is no outward logo, only the quality of the fabric and finish revealing its provenance—hallmarks of the house’s menswear atelier under the creative stewardship that followed Gianfranco Ferré’s legacy and set the stage for Hedi Slimane’s minimalist revolution. Founded by Christian Dior in 1946, the house built its name on architectural tailoring and an unwavering commitment to French craft, translated here into a wardrobe staple of discreet luxury. The interior label is absent, but the measurements correspond to an approximate men’s size M, with careful proportions at the shoulder and sleeve. The shirt is unadorned by hardware or accessories, its focus solely on cut and cloth. In very good condition, the cotton remains crisp with no visible marks and only the faintest evidence of gentle wear at the cuffs. The mannequin normally wears a size M.
Size: approx. M (estimated from measurements) Condition: Very Good — cotton is crisp with minimal signs of wear; no visible stains or damage Material: Cotton Colour: Pearl grey and white cotton exterior; no hardware; unlined Measurements: Total length 74 cm / Shoulder 43.5 cm / Chest 50 cm / Sleeve 54 cm Made in: France
