Prada Short-Sleeve Striped Jersey T-Shirt

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Short-Sleeve Striped Jersey T-Shirt

Name: Short-Sleeve Striped Jersey T-Shirt
Brand: Prada
SKU: sku170700332
Price: 2150.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Prada’s Short-Sleeve Striped Jersey T-Shirt exudes quiet city polish. The cotton-silk blend offers a soft, breathable hand and a fluid drape, while the classic horizontal stripes keep the look crisp and timeless. An embroidered Prada logo text lends a discreet signature that nods to heritage without shouting. The crew neckline and hip-length cut finish the silhouette with clean lines that layer beautifully under a blazer or on its own. Care is dry clean.

Relaxed through the torso, the tee skims without clinging, allowing it to move with the body from morning coffee run to after-hours meetups. Short sleeves balance sun and airiness, and the pullover style makes layering easy—toss it over a silk slip for a refined daytime look or under a tailored jacket for sharper evenings. The jersey holds its shape, keeping the stripes neat and the fit flattering as you switch settings.

Made in Italy, Prada’s signature touch is unmistakable in the understated logo and refined stripe pairing. At $2,150, it’s a statement piece that still pairs with a wide range of looks, from denim to satin. Style note: let the graphic stripe carry the outfit, or layer with minimal jewelry for a modern, downtown mood.

Materials / Fabrication

Cotton/silk blend
Horizontal striped pattern
Embroidered Prada logo text
Crew neckline
Short sleeves
Relaxed fit
Hip length
Pullover style
Made in Italy

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve the cotton/silk blend and embroidery.
Avoid high heat and direct sunlight when drying.
If ironing is needed, use a cool iron on the reverse side or place a cloth between the iron and fabric.
Store folded to maintain shape and prevent stretching.

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