Rajesh Pratap Singh set out to make a shirt that reads deliberate, never loud. The Loris is what that looks like. 100% cotton denim chambray in indigo. Soft in hand, fine in weave, the warp and weft pulled close so the fabric sits clean against the body while keeping its breath. The reference is the bundi vest from the desert, translated into a shirt made for modern wear. Signature hand stitching and faggoting details run through, the making made visible. Selvedge tape running the full length of the centre back spine. Selvedge is a woven-closed edge, the cleanest finish a seam can have. Applied here to the most structural seam in the shirt. The collaboration mnemonic logo embroidered at the front side panel. Regular fit. Day to evening. Part of the RPS x Nicobar SS26 collection. Named for the loris, gentle and composed in the wild. Style it with: The Serow Jodhpur in ivory for a clean contrast. The Robin Jodhpur for a full-indigo look. A Gaur Bandhgala when the evening calls for a sharper line.
