1980s Marcel Laeuffer Monochrome Cityscape Print Shirt, Amsterdam

An architectural fever dream rendered in ink and bone. The bold monochrome all-over "art print" (abstract architectural/cityscape motif), the boxy short-sleeve camp-collar cut, and the fluid drape of what looks like rayon or viscose are hallmarks of that retro window. Found vintage in Amsterdam, it has the loose, easy cut of a piece made to be thrown on and adored, equal parts art print and après-midi nonchalance.

Labelled Marcel Laeuffer, the kind of small European maker whose graphic prints capture a very particular continental cool. Allover photographic and architectural prints had their heyday across the 1980s and 1990s, when fashion flirted shamelessly with surrealism and the city itself became a textile. A piece like this is a wearable postcard from that moment.

Estimated era: 1980s to 1990s.
Materials: Handles like a light woven viscose or poly blend
Measurements: Length 31", Chest 25", Waist 25", Hips 26"
Size: Best fits a S / M
Model is a size 4 (S/M), 5'11, 26" waist, 38.5" hips.

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Marcel Laeuffer shirt with a bold monochrome all-over abstract architectural/cityscape print. Boxy short-sleeve camp-collar cut, fluid drape (viscose or poly blend). Found vintage in Amsterdam. All-over photographic/architectural prints were a hallmark of 1980s-1990s European fashion. Estimated era: 1980s-1990s. Material: light woven viscose or poly blend. Measurements: length 31", chest 25", waist 25", hips 26". Size: best fits S/M.