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Details
For his Autumn Winter 2002 collection, the designer set out to explore the duality of humans and their relationship with nature, titling the collection “Virginia Creeper” after the pest plant of the same name. To illustrate this dichotomy the designer created garments inspired by horror films and traditional military garments. Models wore vests and coats decked in cargo pockets and hand distressed crewnecks and hoodies reminiscent of school uniforms. The natural aesthetic becomes even more evident when looking at how each piece of clothing was treated with multiple different chemical washes, dyeing and hand distressing; all to create a lived-in and time-weathered effect. This short sleeve baseball top is a standout piece in the collection, done in black terry cotton which fades and distresses overtime on the neck, body, and hem. The front and back feature a Virginia Creeper graphic printed in a collegiate school font with “Parthenocissus Quinquefolia” the scientific term for the plant underneath.

Size + Fit
Marked size 48 fits true to size medium (please refer to measurements).
9 inch shoulder width 
21 inch chest width
24.5 inch length

Condition
8/10