Shanti Tiger Black Men's Shirt Shanti Tiger Black

$295.00

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Made to order. Ships from 20 October.

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Description

Cut from lustrous Mashru-inspired viscose, the Black Shanti Tiger Shirt brings our house tiger to a relaxed men’s silhouette. A back yoke and box pleat create ease through the shoulders, while the curved shirttail hem falls slightly longer at the back. Fold-back cuffs reveal the print within, finished with ivory buttons and French seams throughout.

  • Double-face 100% viscose in Black Shanti Tiger
  • Relaxed, long-sleeved silhouette
  • Structured collar with separate collar stand
  • Back yoke with a box pleat and curved shirttail hem
  • Fold-back cuffs and ivory buttons
  • French seams throughout

In the Shanti print, a Bengal tiger rests beneath a mango tree. Powerful enough to move, completely at ease in stillness. The mango tree offers shade above him, a symbol of abundance, sweetness and surrender.

Shanti means peace in Sanskrit. For us, it is the peace that comes when strength no longer needs to announce itself. The tiger does not become less powerful when he rests. He knows what he is.

There is power in you, always.

Fit & measurements

A relaxed long-sleeve mens shirt with a box-pleat back and shirttail hem.

SizeBodyShoulderChestSweepSleeve
S29.518.5434325.5
M3019454526
L30.519.5474726.5

Garment measurements in inches, laid flat.

Relaxed fit. Mens sizing, S-L.

Material & Care
Fabric
Printed Mashru Silk
Composition
100% Viscose

Hand wash cold or dry clean. Do not wring. Dry flat in shade. Cool iron on reverse.

Shanti Tiger Black Men's Shirt
$295.00
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Why Ashaki exists

"I make clothes for the woman who is becoming. Every print carries a story, resilience, joy, quiet strength and every stitch is placed by hand, by artisans whose craft carries generations. When you wear Ashaki, you wear that story."
Fatema, Founder of Ashaki