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Mugler Blue Washed Denim Power Shirt

Name: Mugler Blue Washed Denim Power Shirt
Brand: Mugler
SKU: 262345F10900000
Price: 960.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Mugler Blue Washed Denim Power Shirt channels utilitarian polish with city ready presence. Non-stretch organic cotton denim offers crisp structure, while a fading wash reads as easy and lived-in. A spread collar with a press-stud placket keeps the line clean, and a chest patch pocket adds quiet utility. Padded shoulders give the silhouette architectural lift, and back yoke loop and twin pleats add subtle movement. Mother-of-pearl hardware and tan contrast stitching finish the look with luxe, vintage edge.

Layer it over a tee or under a blazer and the fit sits balanced on the body with a little room through the chest and shoulder line. The non-stretch denim holds shape, while the shirttail hem lets you tuck neatly or let the hem breeze over a skirt or wide pants. Press-stud cuffs keep the wrist clean, and the patch pocket offers a tidy place for small essentials. It moves from day to night with a discipline that feels distinctly Mugler.

Brushed Blue and mother-of-pearl hardware cue Mugler's sculptural denim; a blend of sharp polish and streetwise ease. This shirt reads as a statement piece worn solo, and as a sharp anchor when layered with other Mugler pieces.

Materials / Fabrication

Non-stretch organic cotton denim shirt
Fading throughout
Press-stud fastening at spread collar
Press-stud closure
Patch pocket at chest
Shirttail hem
Padded shoulders
Press-stud barrel cuffs
Loop and twin pleats at back yoke
Mother-of-pearl hardware
Contrast stitching in tan
Supplier color: Brushed Blue

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle
Do not bleach
Tumble dry low or hang to dry to preserve finish
Iron on medium heat if needed; if garment has patches, iron on reverse side

Fit Notes

Front closure uses press-stud fastenings for a neat, controlled opening along the front.
Padded shoulders and a back yoke with loops and twin pleats shape the shoulder line through the upper back.
Shirttail hem plus a chest patch pocket deliver a longer, layering-friendly silhouette.
Barrel cuffs with press-stud closures and a spread collar with press-stud fastening provide consistent closure details at neck and wrists.

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