The Row Metis Shirt in Steel Blue - Blue. Size 2 (also in 4, 8).
Color
Blue
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
The Row Metis Shirt in Steel Blue - Blue. Size 2 (also in 4, 8). Poplin textile blend. Made in Italy. Dry clean only. Front button closure. Buttoned cuffs. TERX-WS198. 7504-W3231. About the designer: The Row was established in 2006 by industry icons Ashley Olsen and Mary-Kate Olsen. Named in reverence of London's Savile Row, the fashion house emulates the bespoke standards of exceptional fabrics, impeccable details, and precise tailoring. The Row combines a timeless perspective with subtle attitudes which form an irreverent classic signature. The Row’s collections also explore the strength of simplistic shapes that speak to discretion and are based on uncompromising quality.
Details
The Row Metis Shirt in Steel Blue - Blue. Size 2 (also in 4, 8). Poplin textile blend. Made in Italy. Dry clean only. Front button closure. Buttoned cuffs. TERX-WS198. 7504-W3231. About the designer: The Row was established in 2006 by industry icons Ashley Olsen and Mary-Kate Olsen. Named in reverence of London's Savile Row, the fashion house emulates the bespoke standards of exceptional fabrics, impeccable details, and precise tailoring. The Row combines a timeless perspective with subtle attitudes which form an irreverent classic signature. The Row’s collections also explore the strength of simplistic shapes that speak to discretion and are based on uncompromising quality.
The Row Metis Shirt in Steel Blue - Blue. Size 2 (also in 4, 8). Poplin textile blend. Made in Italy. Dry clean only. Front button closure. Buttoned cuffs. TERX-WS198. 7504-W3231. About the designer: The Row was established in 2006 by industry icons Ashley Olsen and Mary-Kate Olsen. Named in reverence of London's Savile Row, the fashion house emulates the bespoke standards of exceptional fabrics, impeccable details, and precise tailoring. The Row combines a timeless perspective with subtle attitudes which form an irreverent classic signature. The Row’s collections also explore the strength of simplistic shapes that speak to discretion and are based on uncompromising quality.
