Julius Julius Black Coated Kite Shirt
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Julius Black Coated Kite Shirt

Julius

$490.00

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Julius Black Coated Kite Shirt captures that no-fuss cool that Julius does best. Coated cotton poplin gives a wet, enamel-like softness—almost lacquered in the light—without losing breathability. The camp collar reads easy and elevated at once, while a concealed button front keeps the line clean; at the back, a central seam adds a whisper of tailoring that reasserts structure as you move.

Wearability comes from the balance of ease and edge. The concealed placket creates a seamless front, so the shirt skims the frame rather than competing with your silhouette. The back seam adds shaping that sits nicely over high-rise denim or a satin skirt, and the coated finish helps it layer smoothly under a blazer or leather jacket. From day edits to after-hours, it stays sharp without trying too hard.

Julius’ codes—minimal silhouette, glossy fabric, dark mood—are all here in a single shirt. Style notes: pair with sleek patent boots and a monochrome tote, or let the coat-like sheen do the talking with clean, tonal accessories.

Materials / Fabrication

  • Coated cotton poplin fabric
  • Camp collar
  • Concealed button closure
  • Central seam at back
  • Supplier color: Black

Recommended Care

  • Dry clean recommended to preserve the coated finish.
  • If washing at home, hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent; do not wring or twist.
  • Lay flat to dry or hang dry away from direct heat; avoid tumble drying.
  • Do not iron directly on the coating; if pressing is necessary, use a low heat setting with a pressing cloth.
  • Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent coating degradation.

About Julius

In 2001, Tatsuro Horikawa founded the Julius label in Tokyo with the ambition of presenting film projects. Then, in 2004, the label advanced and developed its clothing line. Utilizing black and grey as the major colors of each collection - symbols of sorrow and suffering - the label is focused on Horikawa's appreciation of art and architecture, which were necessary for the brand's origin as an art project.