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TRESSE Striped Shirt with Snap Buttons

Name: TRESSE Striped Shirt with Snap Buttons
Brand: Tresse
SKU: 197300400538
Price: 234.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Tresse takes the classic striped shirt and refreshes it with an off-beat cool, channeling that effortless French polish by way of easy tailoring. Cut from crisp cotton, the TRESSE Striped Shirt with Snap Buttons lands in a light blue palette just faded enough to feel relaxed, with subtle striping that plays up movement and dimension. Snap buttons disrupt the usual protocol—quick, unfussy, and unexpectedly modern—giving the piece a laid-back slouch that’s more after-hours gallery crawl than stuffy boardroom.

The straight tailoring drapes just away from the body, lending shape without restriction; it barely skims at the shoulders, so it’s easy to wear open or buttoned. Snaps mean you can shrug it on as a lightweight jacket, work it solo over a delicate tank, or layer beneath a slouchy knit without the bulk. The chest pocket holds nothing but attitude (or stashes a subway card and a lip balm), making the shirt an easy companion across work, errands, or long brunches that turn into golden hour. This is a shirt that slips into both structured and undone moods, always with a wink—a staple that never tries too hard.

Tresse’s shirting has quickly become a quiet favorite among those who crave subtle statement pieces. Its slightly androgynous, borrowed-from-the-boys silhouette aligns with the ongoing pull toward reimagined classics. Worn loose over tailored trousers or tucked into low-rise denim, the TRESSE Striped Shirt is a hand-me-down made new—fresh, but timeless in its intent.

Materials / Fabrication

TRESSE Striped Shirt with Snap Buttons
Color: Light Blue
Snap button closure
Material: Cotton
Size: 34 FR / 2 US
Tops category

Recommended Care

Machine wash in cold water with like colors.
Use mild detergent and avoid bleach to preserve color and fabric quality.
Tumble dry low or hang to dry to prevent shrinkage.
Iron on medium heat if needed, avoiding direct contact with snap buttons.
Button shirt before washing to avoid snagging.

Lookbooks

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Ann Demeulemeester Fall 2026 continues Stefano Gallici’s direction for the house, building on references drawn from music, poetry, and youth culture. The collection reflects a personal narrative rooted in adolescence, where literature and sound shape visual identity. The show carried a strong connection to performance. Musicians and cultural figures appeared on the runway, reinforcing the link between fashion and music that runs through the collection. This approach aligns with the house’s long-standing relationship with artistic subcultures, where clothing and creative expression move together. The collection also expands on earlier seasons. Victorian references and regimental elements return, while the overall direction sharpens through more defined tailoring and clearer silhouettes, reflecting a steady evolution in Gallici’s work with the brand.

About Tresse

Tressé Paris is a contemporary women’s fashion label founded by siblings in Paris that blends travel memory, artisanal craft and timeless design into its clothing and lifestyle collections. The name Tressé (French for “braided”) reflects a weaving together of cultural inspirations, craftsmanship and seasonal narratives drawn from global destinations. The brand is known for elegant dresses, linen and silk pieces, vibrant prints, refined denim, knitwear, tops and skirts made from high-quality natural fabrics like linen, cotton, silk and cashmere. Tressé’s limited-edition collections emphasize enduring style over fast trends, offering garments designed to feel purposeful, elevated and reflective of a curated wardrobe.