This olive green short-sleeve work shirt features a utilitarian design with two front chest pockets, a classic pointed collar, and a full button-front closure. Distinctive branding includes a white name tag patch on the left chest reading 'Gloria' in red cursive script, a black-and-red 'ART THAT KILLS' patch on the right chest, and an orange embroidered winged eagle motif on the left sleeve—signature elements of the Gallery Dept x Saint Tears collaboration. The fabric appears to be durable cotton twill, offering structure and comfort for streetwear styling. The relaxed fit and industrial aesthetic make it ideal for layered looks or standalone casual wear. Perfect for urban exploration, gallery visits, or creative studio settings, this piece merges high-fashion irony with workwear heritage. The subtle yet bold patches add narrative depth, reflecting Gallery Dept’s conceptual approach to clothing as wearable art. Designed for unisex appeal, it balances rugged functionality with avant-garde storytelling.