The Sew Yesterday Oversized Boxy Tee pays homage to eternally beautiful blooms. This luxury mens tee features an oversized fit throughout the body. The dropped shoulder seam and relaxed half sleeves echo the boxy structure of this lavish mens T-shirt. Embellished with an intricately embroidered floral motif. Explore more from the Wonderkind collection.
SKU 00029307-SEWYESTE
Our model is 5'10 (178cm) tall and wears a size S (AU 10).
Bust: 40in (101.6cm)
Waist: 26.5in (67cm)
Hips: 38in (96.5cm)
MAIN: 100% COTTON
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Size Guide
Size
AU
US
FR
IT
UK
CHEST
WAIST
XS
XS
28
-
-
28
86-9134-36
71-7628-30
S
S
30
-
-
30
91-9636-38
76-8130-32
M
M
32
-
-
32
96-10138-40
81-8632-34
L
L
32
-
-
34
101-10640-42
86-9134-36
XL
XL
34
-
-
36
106-11142-44
91-9636-38
XXL
XXL
36
-
-
38
111-11844-46
96-10338-40
Chest Circumference
Measure around the fullest part of your chest with your arms down. Keep the tape measure straight / parallel to the floor.
Waist Circumference
Measure around the narrowest point of your natural waistline.
For more information on CAMILLA sizing, including international conversion see our Men's size guide.
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SEW YESTERDAY
It’s a Saturday morning in Utrecht, and Breedstraat is overflowing with colour and textiles. I’m shoulder to shoulder with kindred spirits, sifting through endless layers of linen, calico, silk and patchwork. A feast for the eyes and the soul. I trace embroidered patterns, buttons and ribbons, daydreaming on what shapes these fabrics will take. Perhaps a dress for my daughter who lovingly tugs at the hem of mine, or a shawl for my grandmother, as a token of thanks for the trade she taught me.
It’s a Saturday morning in Utrecht, and Breedstraat is overflowing with colour and textiles. I’m shoulder to shoulder with kindred spirits, sifting through endless layers of linen, calico, silk and patchwork. A feast for the eyes and the soul. I trace embroidered patterns, buttons and ribbons, daydreaming on what shapes these fabrics will take. Perhaps a dress for my daughter who lovingly tugs at the hem of mine, or a shawl for my grandmother, as a token of thanks for the trade she taught me.