Patch Shirt - Indigo Tree Jacquard TH
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Relaxed fit shirt block with a straight hem and spread collar, ideal for layering as overshirt.
Top button exposed and remaining buttons concealed down placket with bartack details between.
Box stitch detail at top of placket.
Square patch pocket on chest.
Corozo nut buttons.
Fabric is exclusively designed by Folk and features a jacquard tree pattern using artwork taken from Tom Hammick's 'Moonlit Path'.
Tonal embroidery figures applied at front and back of garment.
Fabric is indigo dyed and 100% cotton
Made in India
Care note:
This fabric features frayed edges and floating yarns that form part of the design.
Please handle this garment with care in-order to avoid snagging. We also recommend washing the garment inside out.
As with all indigo dyed garments, some colour bleeding is expected. The bleeding will reduce after a few wash and wear cycles but, in general, we would advise to avoid contact with lighter coloured fabrics.
Free delivery on orders over £150
London Magical deliveries from PACKFLEET
DPD For the rest of the country
UK - orders under £150 = £5 via DPD
USA - orders over $200 = FREE via DHL
USA - orders under $200 = $15 via DHL
EUROPE - orders over Euro 200 = FREE via DHL
EUROPE - orders under Euro 200 = £10 via DHL
REST OF THE WORLD - orders over £200 = FREE via DHL
REST OF THE WORLD - orders under £200 = £20 via DHL
Hassle-free returns
For returns on UK orders, simply visit https://returns.folkclothing.com
Please note that we don't offer free returns.
For International customers you can book in a return with DHL here: https://web.global-e.com/returns/portal/y9AA . You will get a quote for the cost of the return which will be deducted from your refund.
Artist Series
Tom Hammick
Tom Hammick is a British painter and printmaker based in London. Drawing from a wide range of sources, his depictions of nightscapes explore a dreamy sense of human isolation and loss. We were lucky enough to collaborate with him on our new Winter range, allowing us to bring elements of his depictions into the wearable world (check out the collection here). We sat down with Tom to discuss the new collection, his process, and what drives him to create such beautiful and haunting work.
