Tender Co. 483 Tesseract Shirt | Ecru
The 483 Tender shirt takes its name from the geometric concept of a four-dimensional cube, where the faces fold in on themselves to form new cubic shapes. The wave calico material is textured and soft for added interest. On the front of the shirt, extra large pockets reach from the front opening to the side seam using a clever method that involves the front panels being back in a zigzag. A beautiful herringbone strip on the front has the buttons and buttonholes attached to reduce bulk and create a straight, slim fit.
Made in England
100% cotton wave calico
Limited quantities
Colour: ecru
Send us an email to enquire: a.human@nubes-shop.com
The 483 Tender shirt takes its name from the geometric concept of a four-dimensional cube, where the faces fold in on themselves to form new cubic shapes. The wave calico material is textured and soft for added interest. On the front of the shirt, extra large pockets reach from the front opening to the side seam using a clever method that involves the front panels being back in a zigzag. A beautiful herringbone strip on the front has the buttons and buttonholes attached to reduce bulk and create a straight, slim fit.
Made in England
100% cotton wave calico
Limited quantities
Colour: ecru
Send us an email to enquire: a.human@nubes-shop.com
The 483 Tender shirt takes its name from the geometric concept of a four-dimensional cube, where the faces fold in on themselves to form new cubic shapes. The wave calico material is textured and soft for added interest. On the front of the shirt, extra large pockets reach from the front opening to the side seam using a clever method that involves the front panels being back in a zigzag. A beautiful herringbone strip on the front has the buttons and buttonholes attached to reduce bulk and create a straight, slim fit.
Made in England
100% cotton wave calico
Limited quantities
Colour: ecru
Send us an email to enquire: a.human@nubes-shop.com
Tender Co. is the creation of designer William Kroll.
Tender specialises in rare techniques to produce very unique garments often using deadstock fabrics and natural dyes. All products are made in England in small runs. Due to the engineering and ‘slow’ ethos behind the construction, each item can differ to the next, for a truly special piece.
