BIG A SHIRT

ANATOMICA's lineup broadly consists of two styles.

One is "FRENCH GARMENTS," which are manufactured in France, and the other is "AMERICAN GARMENTS," which are produced in Japan.

While the latter, AMERICAN GARMENTS, are mostly patterned and sewn in Japan, the "BIG A SHIRT" introduced here is a shirt designed and patterned in France and produced in Japan.

The "BIG A SHIRT" was born from ANATOMICA's Pierre focusing on good old chambray shirts.

Chambray shirts are a workwear style, one of the American styles.

The BIG A SHIRT deliberately does not incorporate old details such as triple stitching or chinstraps; its design is an extremely simple work shirt.

In a good way, the simple details adopted in this piece embody ANATOMICA's spirit of "LESS IS MORE."

Personally, I own three of these shirts because I'm drawn to their simple details, sizing, and pattern.

The long-point collar, the generous width characteristic of work clothes, and the flap pockets.
I like the clean simplicity that doesn't overdo it with various details and parts.

Pierre's vision of the "chambray shirt."

Please take a look at this piece, which pairs perfectly with FRENCH GARMENTS.

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