"CELINE" 80’s-90’s Pastel dobby striped pajama shirt

From CELINE, which has quietly elevated fashion by incorporating the spirit of Paris into everyday life, we present exquisite pieces that can be worn to give the impression of embodying the very aesthetic sense of life.

Founded in Paris in 1945, the maison has always focused on luxury that combines elegance with practicality, and has continued to present "relaxed quality" not only in leather goods but also in clothing. This is a piece that most honestly embodies those values.

This particular item is determined to be a licensed product manufactured and sold in Japan by Renown Co., Ltd. during the 1980s to early 1990s, and can be seen as a symbol of the "luxury at home" fostered by the department store culture of the time.

Because it is not worn outside, the amount of material that comes into contact with the skin has been carefully considered.The base has the natural firmness that only 100% cotton can provide, while the dobby weave gives it a dotted texture that allows it to move away from the skin easily, and its appealing design allows it to retain air even when worn for long periods of time.

As for the design, the stripes, which are a mix of pale pink, green, and blue, create vertical lines, so even though it is relaxed wear, the beauty of it is that it draws the eye downward and does not create a stretched silhouette.

The collar has the open collar balance typical of pajama shirts, the open chest area makes the neck area look lighter, and the buttons on the placket have a modest presence that keeps the face clean, giving it the comfort of sleepwear and the elegance of a shirt at the same time.

Furthermore, the decisive feature is the embroidered carriage (sulky) motif on the chest pocket, which condenses into a small area the "reason to wear the brand" that cannot be obtained with a plain jacket, and also has symbolism that met the demand for gifts at the time, adding value that is unique to this particular item.

In terms of styling, we recommend wearing it as a shirt paired with loose-fitting slacks for a neat and tidy look. Another option is to wear it underneath a long coat or a neat jacket, revealing only the open collar line and hints of embroidery for an elegant look.

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