Helmut Lang Classic Tank Top in Navy - Navy. Size M (also in S, XS).
Gender
Men
Status
In stock
Details
Helmut Lang Classic Tank Top in Navy - Navy. Size M (also in S, XS). Jersey textile. Imported. Hand wash recommended. Embroidered front graphic. Lightweight jersey fabric. HLAN-MS114. O01HM518. About the designer: Established in 1986, Helmut Lang is one of fashion’s most influential brands, known for its pioneering minimalism, engagement with artists, and surprising challenges to orthodoxy. The brand pays homage to its namesake with a progressive, highly dynamic approach, featuring a new generation of creatives reinterpreting the designer’s legacy across ready-to-wear, special edition capsules, multi-disciplinary collaborations and more.
Details
Helmut Lang Classic Tank Top in Navy - Navy. Size M (also in S, XS). Jersey textile. Imported. Hand wash recommended. Embroidered front graphic. Lightweight jersey fabric. HLAN-MS114. O01HM518. About the designer: Established in 1986, Helmut Lang is one of fashion’s most influential brands, known for its pioneering minimalism, engagement with artists, and surprising challenges to orthodoxy. The brand pays homage to its namesake with a progressive, highly dynamic approach, featuring a new generation of creatives reinterpreting the designer’s legacy across ready-to-wear, special edition capsules, multi-disciplinary collaborations and more.
Helmut Lang Classic Tank Top in Navy - Navy. Size M (also in S, XS). Jersey textile. Imported. Hand wash recommended. Embroidered front graphic. Lightweight jersey fabric. HLAN-MS114. O01HM518. About the designer: Established in 1986, Helmut Lang is one of fashion’s most influential brands, known for its pioneering minimalism, engagement with artists, and surprising challenges to orthodoxy. The brand pays homage to its namesake with a progressive, highly dynamic approach, featuring a new generation of creatives reinterpreting the designer’s legacy across ready-to-wear, special edition capsules, multi-disciplinary collaborations and more.
