ATELIER FLORANIA
Luca's Shirt
Limited Edition
€70
Upcycled cotton shirt with hand-printed black devils on the back and hand-embroidered with animals on the front.
The model is 180 cm tall and is currently wearing size L.
This is an artisanal product, please expect minor imperfections.
This piece is the result of an upcycling process; by purchasing it you continue its narrative and make a conscious choice.
The model is 180 cm tall and is currently wearing size L.
This is an artisanal product, please expect minor imperfections.
This piece is the result of an upcycling process; by purchasing it you continue its narrative and make a conscious choice.
FROM PRE-OWNED CLOTHING
HANDCRAFTED
ONE OF A KIND
Details
Upcycled cotton shirt with hand-printed black devils on the back and hand-embroidered with animals on the front.
The model is 180 cm tall and is currently wearing size L.
This is an artisanal product, please expect minor imperfections.
This piece is the result of an upcycling process; by purchasing it you continue its narrative and make a conscious choice.
The model is 180 cm tall and is currently wearing size L.
This is an artisanal product, please expect minor imperfections.
This piece is the result of an upcycling process; by purchasing it you continue its narrative and make a conscious choice.
Composition
100% Cotton.
Shipping & Returns
Free shipping in Europe over €200 of purchase (1-3 working days).
Free return within 14 days starting from the day the product is delivered.
Additional customs duties may occur when shipping to non-EU countries.
Remade in
Italy
RESCUED WASTE
REFASHION BRAND
Atelier Florania has rescued an old plain cotton shirt and dyed it with cochineal (a natural pigment also traditionally present in Campari cocktail). Additionally, the brand has hand-printed with serigraphy on the back and hand embroidered with animals on the front.
Florania is a collective of under30 designers from Milano.
They are focused on sustainability and upcycling, while keeping alive the creative collectivity that surrounds them with collaborations and inclusion.
Trans*formative Thinking Through Clothes.