Stone Island, Spring/Summer 1999, designed by Paul.
Paul is truly stylish. While I also love the pieces from the Massimo era, I find that I actually end up wearing pieces from the Paul era quite often in my daily life, and every time I do, I think to myself, "He designs such great clothes." This time, it's a cotton-nylon shirt.
Personally, I really love that it has front snap buttons; it’s a nice touch. By the way, the color is black, and it has faded in a way that looks fantastic.
It feels like a shirt jacket when worn, and it really is an incredible piece. The pocket design is interesting, especially the reverse side, and this boxy silhouette is just perfect.
The best thing about it is, as expected, the fabric—high-density cotton-nylon that is lightweight yet durable. It has a texture similar to the sailcloth or Terra Stella from the Marina series.
The fabric is insanely good.
Fading has started to appear on the cuffs and collar, so it’s only going to look more characterful and sophisticated as time goes on.
It's a shame you can't touch it, but I think when it arrives, you’ll be wowed—you’ll understand exactly what I mean. Haha.
It’s from a series you don't come across very often, and this was my first time encountering it; it really is cool.
This is definitely an excellent shirt jacket.
The fact that it can be worn in any season except the height of summer is another plus.
Made in Italy
Washed once
Model height - 174cm man / 167cm woman
Material - 70%Cotton and 30%Nylon
Size - L
Measurement on flat - (cm)
Length 67
Width 60
Shoulder width 49
Sleeve length 61
Condition - No issues.
