Silk Taffeta Button-Down Shirt

Name: Silk Taffeta Button-Down Shirt
Brand: Bottega Veneta
SKU: sku173232100
Price: 2300.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Bottega Veneta

$2300.00

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The Silk Taffeta Button-Down Shirt from Bottega Veneta moves with a quiet luxury that reads as polished rather than loud. Washed silk taffeta offers a soft, fluid hand and a subtle sheen, giving the shirt a refined glow. A sharp point collar frames the neckline, while long sleeves with button cuffs balance sophistication with ease. Drop shoulders and a yoked back shape a relaxed, modern drape, and a discreet logo embroidery at the hip adds a signature touch without shouting. The hem falls below the hip with a shirttail hem that invites both tucked and untucked wear.

Its loose fit lets the fabric drape gracefully over the body, with room for movement through the back box pleat and the relaxed shoulder line. The button-front closure keeps the line clean, and the silk texture makes layering feel effortless whether worn over a base piece or under a tailored layer. Priced at 2300, this piece carries premium craft in a silhouette that feels ready for both day and night, with an Italian-made hallmark of quiet refinement.

An embodiment of Bottega Veneta's restrained luxury, this shirt emphasizes tactile fabric and understated branding. The result is a versatile anchor that can anchor tailored looks or elevate more relaxed outfits, all in a single, impeccably considered garment.

Materials / Fabrication

Washed silk taffeta with a soft, fluid hand and subtle sheen
Silk taffeta fabric
Sharp point collar
Long sleeves with button cuffs
Drop shoulders
Yoked back
Relaxed loose fit with back box pleat
Discreet logo embroidery at the hip
Shirttail hem that falls below the hip
Button-front closure
Italian-made hallmark

Recommended Care

Professional dry clean only to preserve silk shine and shape
If cleaning at home is necessary, use a silk safe method and avoid high heat
Steam gently to release wrinkles; do not press directly on the fabric
Store on a padded hanger to maintain collar and shoulder lines

Fit Notes

The shirt offers a loose, relaxed fit with a dropped shoulder line and back box pleat that create drape through the upper body.
Washed silk taffeta delivers a soft hand with subtle sheen and fluid drape.
A button-front closure with a shirttail hem that falls below the hip allows untucked or tucked wear.

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