Capri Short Sleeve Pullover Shirt - Beige Linen

Based out of Japan's Iwate Prefecture, one of the northernmost provinces, Gorsch was born into a quiet rural life, taking inspiration from antique German tailoring and early proto-workwear. The garments are beautifully constructed, frequently making use of deadstock vintage textiles, with tailored silhouettes and unisex styling. Gorsch's Spring/Summer '26 collection is part 1 of their 14th release "season" — inspired by dancer and "movement artist" Ken Sakagami, a friend of the brand from nearby Morioka City. The styles and fabrics are really understated, with simple colors and subtle textures throughout, selected for drape and comfort rather than visuals, then cut into relaxed and flowing silhouettes that move beautifully with the wearer. The Capri Short Sleeve is a relaxed summer popover with a spread collar and an inverse box pleat beneath the short one-button placket. Inspired by Italian Capri shirts, it features a single chest pocket, with a wide body and curved shirttail hem — the construction is all single-needle, with bar tack reinforcements for durability. It's made from a soft and plush 100% linen fabric with a fine-yarn canvas weave and a very delicate drape. Though very tightly-woven, it has an irregular face, with unevenly-sized yarns that create subtle textural variety throughout the fabric. Like any good linen, it's ideal for hotter weather, breathing easily, drying quickly, and wicking moisture without issue. Fits true to size. Wash cold and hang dry. 100% linen Fine weave linen fabric Popover fit Spread collar Single button placket Inverted box pleat front Curved shirttail hem Short sleeves Single needle stitching Bar tack reinforcements Single chest pocket Relaxed fit Custom woven labels True to size Wash cold and hang dry Made in Japan