Last Call, The Black Shirt

Order one more. You’re not done yet. On the chest pocket of this jet-black shirt sits a hand-embroidered whisky glass — rendered in multicolour thread work with ice cubes catching blue light, amber liquid glowing warm, and the faintest suggestion of condensation on the outside of the glass. It is absurdly detailed for something the size of a pocket. That is entirely the point.

The rest of the shirt is structured and precise. White contrast piping traces every seam — the raglan shoulder line, the side panels, the sleeve length — creating a graphic outline that gives the silhouette an almost architectural quality. From the back, the piping maps the shirt like a blueprint. From the front, your eye goes straight to the glass.

This is a shirt that has a personality. Wear it to the kind of evening that starts at dinner and ends somewhere better.