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Maison Margiela Blue Bicolor Denim Shirt

Name: Maison Margiela Blue Bicolor Denim Shirt
Brand: Maison Margiela
SKU: 262168M19200101
Price: 1280.00 USD
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The Maison Margiela Blue Bicolor Denim Shirt reads as a study in quiet rebellion—classic denim reimagined with painterly marks. Non-stretch old blue denim panels fade and splatter, giving each piece a one-of-a-kind impression. The spread collar sits sharp above a row of press-stud closures, while chest flap pockets and a shirttail hem keep the silhouette grounded; white stitching at the back collar and beige contrast stitching trace Margiela's discreet, signature language.

It wears easy over a tee or under a chunky knit, with a fit that sits close along the shoulders and drapes into a relaxed, slightly elongated hem. The press-stud front closure and barrel cuffs invite easy adjustments, so you can roll the sleeves for day or leave them crisp for night. The flap pockets keep small necessities in reach, while the shirttail hem lets you tuck neatly or float the hem loose for a more laid-back edge.

Margiela's denim language is clear here: painterly fades, white back collar stitching, and beige contrast seams. It nods to street-smart refinement the label is known for, pairing with slim denim, a crisp skirt, or leather for a downtown texture mix. Layer over a tee and a blazer for an effortless transition.

Materials / Fabrication

Non-stretch denim fabric
Fading and paint splatter throughout
Spread collar
Press-stud closure
Flap pockets at chest
Shirttail hem
Press-stud barrel cuffs
White stitching at back collar
Contrast stitching in beige
Supplier color: Old blue/Spots

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors to preserve color and finish.
Turn garment inside out before washing to minimize fading and splatter.
Do not bleach; use a mild detergent.
Tumble dry low or line dry to prevent shrinkage.
Iron on low heat if needed.

Fit Notes

Denim shirt with a spread collar and press-stud closure for a clean front.
Chest flap pockets and barrel cuffs with press studs add utilitarian detail.
Shirttail hem allows versatile styling, including untucked looks.
Fading and paint splatter provide texture and visual interest while staying true to denim.

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