Stripes were getting boring anyway. This short sleeve button down shirt takes the familiar and drags it through a paint-loaded brush — literally. Bold red and black brushstroke marks run across a white ground in a pattern that reads somewhere between expressionist painting and something you'd catch on a wall in Bushwick. Mikey Yaw artwear, made for people who want their clothes to mean something. The Design The Brushline pattern starts with a simple premise — vertical stripes — and abandons the rules from there. Each mark carries the weight and texture of an actual brushstroke, uneven, deliberate, alive. It's the kind of abstract print that pulls from the same energy as street murals and mid-century art movements without announcing either one out loud. Details Short sleeve button down shirt, relaxed unisex silhouette with spread collar Linen flax plain weave and organic cotton blend — lightweight, slightly textured, built for warm weather Original Mikey Yaw abstract art print across the full body of the shirt Runs large — size down one for a fitted look, stay true for a relaxed drape How to Wear It Leave it open over a white tee with straight-leg trousers, or button it up and let the pattern do the work on its own — either way, it doesn't need much else going on around it. Made to Order Printed when you buy it. No warehouse, no waste. Ships in 7–10 business days.