The Cyanotype Shirt
This shirt is hand printed using analog imagery of Tristan and surfer buddies searching for waves up the Southern California coast in 2021. Printed on dead-stock linen.
Cyanotype is a slow reacting, hand-printing process, invented in 1842. It involves laying a photo negative on a materials coated with iron salt solution before exposing it to UV light. The result is the exposed positive image in vibrant prussian blue.
Ordering Process
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Select from our gallery of one-of-a-kind textiles below, each hand curated for its unique story, from around the globe.
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Your bespoke piece of clothing will be ready within 4-6 weeks.
DETAILS Size medium has a 26.75" back body length, a 18.5" shoulder, a 44" chest, and a 16.5" sleeve length. Sleeve length changes 1" between sizes. Camp collar. Buttoned placket. Vintage wooden buttons. - Chest patch pocket. Straight hem. - Back yoke with double pleat. - Made in California. - Dry clean only. Each textile bares unique marks of the past. All wear, mending and stains are original to each preserved textile, and serve as a reminder of history.
