This avant-garde long-sleeve shirt from Gallery Dept showcases the brand’s signature deconstructed, upcycled aesthetic. The front features a bold vertical patchwork panel composed of distressed fabric strips in indigo, white, black, red, and beige—evoking raw textile recycling and DIY craftsmanship. Flanking this central motif are classic beige-and-brown plaid panels with subtle red and green accents, creating striking visual contrast. Constructed with a traditional button-front collar, chest pocket, and functional sleeve cuffs, the shirt retains wearable structure while embracing intentional asymmetry and frayed hems. Made from cotton or cotton-blend woven fabric, it offers lightweight comfort suitable for layering. Ideal for streetwear-forward styling, it pairs effortlessly with distressed denim, cargo pants, or under oversized outerwear. Perfect for creative individuals seeking statement pieces that blur the line between vintage revival and contemporary art fashion. Wear it unbuttoned over tees or tucked for elevated casual looks—best suited for spring and fall transitions in urban settings.