"LOEWE" Ceramic photo print T-shirt

LOEWE, which was founded as a leather workshop and specializes in modern design and a sophisticated approach to manufacturing, presents beautiful, artistic masterpieces.

This exquisite T-shirt is made from soft cotton jersey with a subdued sheen, and features a tranquil "gourd-shaped vessel" printed across the chest.

The crew neck is not too tight, the ribbing is just thick enough, and the shoulder line is slightly dropped to give the body a roomy width, so the fabric falls straight down from the body, creating a relaxed silhouette.

The sleeves are long enough to stop naturally just below the elbow, and the hem is gently straight, so it looks good whether tucked in or out, and it's very versatile as it changes its look to suit your everyday movements.

The large print on the front makes a pale celadon-like vessel stand out against a black background, and the balance of overlapping circles and droplets gives it the appearance of a minimalist sculpture, creating a visual effect that shifts between "photography" and "abstract" depending on the distance.

Additionally, explanatory text such as "LARGE DOUBLE-GOURD VASE" and "Qing dynasty, Qianlong period..." is printed under the collar on the back, subtly explaining the origins of the motif like captions in an art museum. This elevated the piece from being just a graphic T-shirt to the experience of "wearing culture," which can be said to be an added value unique to this piece.

By replacing the time-honored motif of tableware with a modern T-shirt, respect for craftsmanship and the lightness of fashion coexist, giving a gentle depth to the outfit.

In terms of styling, wearing it underneath a tailored jacket with the square frame of the photo peeking out from the V-zone creates a neat look, while tucking it into high-waisted trousers and raising the centre of gravity with a leather belt creates an urban look. Layering a long pleated skirt and a light cardigan with a T-shirt tucked in creates an elegant look, while layering it under a slip dress with just the hem peeking out creates a genderless layering play.

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