A softened olive green defines the surface of this vintage Dior men's shirt, its cotton-blend poplin yielding a quiet, utilitarian elegance. The silhouette is cut with a straight, generous shoulder and a clean front, free of visible hardware or overt logos—Dior's signature restraint at play, allowing the fabrication and cut to speak on their own terms. This piece likely dates from the late 1990s to early 2000s, a transitional era for Dior menswear, as the house balanced heritage tailoring with subtle modernity under the creative direction that preceded Hedi Slimane’s radical reinvention. Founded in 1946 on Avenue Montaigne, the house of Dior built its global reputation on a sharp, architectural approach to couture—a sensibility that, by the late 20th century, had filtered into its ready-to-wear collections for men. The material is a brushed, mid-weight cotton blend, offering structure with a dry hand and a soft drape. Condition is very good with no visible marks, hardware, or accessories; the shirt’s surface and seams remain crisp, with only minimal signs of wear at the edges consistent with careful use. Estimated as a men’s size M based on measurements provided. The mannequin normally wears a size M.
Model: Classic cotton-blend long-sleeve shirt Era: Late 1990s–early 2000s (estimated) Condition: Very Good — fabric surface and seams crisp; minimal edge wear consistent with light use Material: Olive green cotton-blend poplin Colour: Olive green exterior and interior; no visible hardware or logo Size: approx. M (estimated from measurements) Measurements: Total length 72.5 cm / Shoulder 47 cm / Chest 52 cm Made in: France
