Bear Flocky Print Tie Asymmetry Shirts

The original bear pattern is printed on tulle material using flocking.

The asymmetrical shirt has tucks and gathers on the front to shorten the length.

Another key feature is the long collar, which can be tied as a ribbon or tie.

The shape is a classic BASE MARK asymmetrical design with a diagonal silhouette that gives it presence.

Another point is that the collar and sleeves are different on each side.

(About the print pattern)

As a collaboration with Fumiko Unoki of Shobu Gakuen in Kagoshima Prefecture, her paintings are used as prints.

The original artwork has been arranged by a designer and released as an original collaboration pattern for BASE MARK. The densely packed bear pattern from Unoki Fumiko's work is applied as a flocked print.

Fumiko Unok 1974-
He entered the Shobu Gakuen group home in 2015. He works in the pottery, washi paper, and sculpture groups.
Many of the pieces she creates are shaped like her favorite staff members or colleagues, and sometimes contain personal messages that smell like warm letters.
Whether in two or three dimensions, all humans have two large, symbolic eyes, the gravitational pull of which penetrates the viewer's brain through the optic nerve.
The hair and beard covering his face flow like a living thing, making him feel as if he is being swallowed up.
Uno doesn't make any assertions about her work, but as she quietly works her brush and piles up clay in the corner of her studio, it seems she is thinking deeply about someone. As a multi-artist, she also began creating embroidery in 2020.

Shobu Gakuen website: https://shobu.jp/

Sample size: WHITE-S, PINK-M

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