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ARCHIVIO J.M. Ribot

24AW Hand-Embroidered Shirt

$850
Handmade in Italy
  • Figures embroidered by hand in black thread, front, back and sleeve
  • Loose thread trails from each figure due to the working ends left uncut
  • Antique buttons
  • Buttonholes worked by hand, the white thread left long and hanging
  • Original ARCHIVIO J.M. Ribot paper tag included
  • Pointed collar
colour
White with black embroidery
tagged size
48
fit
fits a men's L
condition
9 out of 10
Light wear Bottom right stitch holding the neck label is loose
price
$850
Free U.S. shipping with code SHIP250
About the brand
ARCHIVIO J.M. Ribot is the project of Karim Fares, working out of Italy. Garments are made by hand using slow sewing, without sergers, from old textiles and buttons sourced across Europe. Fares sells only through physical shops.
Measurements
pit to pit20 in / 51 cm
shoulder18.5 in / 47 cm
length31.1 in / 79 cm
sleeve23 in / 58.5 cm
Material
100% viscose. Hand embroidered. Antique buttons.
Care guide
Hand wash at 30 degrees, carefully. Dry flat, out of direct light. Do not pull the trailing threads, they are the work and they are not secured at the ends. Wash the shirt inside out and turn it to dry so the embroidery is not dragged. Press around the figures rather than over them, and steam rather than iron where you can.
Barter

Proposals must meet these requirements to be answered. A trade proposal is one message carrying:

  • The item you are looking to trade for
  • Your item: brand, name, tagged size
  • Photographs of the front, the back, the labels and every flaw
  • Its measurements
  • Whether you want a straight trade or a trade with cash on either side

Trades can also be paid out in store credit. Credit offers run higher than cash offers.

Items offered in trade are valued as they would be listed here.

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