Army Paised Boteh
The paisley pattern began 2,000 years ago in ancient Persia, where it was called boteh. In the 17th century, the East India Company brought it to Europe, where it became a status symbol for aristocrats. By the 19th century, the Scottish town of Paisley had mastered the craft, giving the motif the name we know today. We’ve taken it a step further, layering deep army green tones to create a subtle, masculine edge.
It was born in Persia, taken by empires, and flaunted by aristocrats. We bring it back in a batch of only 150 units, rare enough to be a modern symbol of distinction, made to be flaunted by the aristocrats of today.
- Engineered Stitch Collar prevents rollover and holds form
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Ingredients: 100% cotton
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Small Batch: 150 units made (# listed on inside label)
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Single Release Item: No restock after it's sold out
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Machine Washable
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Ships from New York City
SHIPPING
RETURNS
· Items must be in the same condition you received them.
· Items must be unworn and in original packaging.
FREE RETURN SHIPPING
· Applies to full-price exchanges (US only).
· For refunds, the customer pays return shipping.
SALE ITEMS
· Eligible for exchange or store credit only
HOW TO RETURN
1. Return in-store (Directly to our shops)
The 12 Tailors
In our dedicated workshop, a team of 12 master tailors handcrafts our signature pieces using age-old techniques. We reject the assembly line process of mass production and instead focus on craftsmanship. Released in limited numbers, each piece lists its born date and the exact number of units made, offering a rare addition to your collection.
Single Release Items
With a primary focus on single-release pieces, garments are not reissued or restocked after they are sold out.
Ships Out of Our NYC Warehouse
The Most Interesting Person in the Room
Specializing in small-batch production, each style is handcrafted by 12 master tailors and labeled with the total number of units made. This showcases its rarity and establishes you as the most interesting person in the room.
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