Mandarin Collar Patchwork White Shirt (201T04)

● Material Description Main Fabric: 100% Cotton Contrast Fabric: 100% Polyester ● Size Description (cm) Length: 69 Chest Width: 57 Shoulder Width: 69 Sleeve Length: 52 ● Model Fit (Male Model: Height 185cm, Weight 70kg) Wearing Feel: Loose Fabric Thickness: Standard, Lightweight Fabric Stretch: Non-elastic Fabric Feel: Skin-friendly and smooth ● Design Concept ERICHAOLIC Collection NO.6│《Mother Island》 Taiwanese culture is often difficult to define. As we look at Taiwan's history, it's a continuous process of encountering and integrating with various ethnic groups. Because of this, this small island carries many cultural imprints. During the Japanese colonial era, men no longer wore queues, and women no longer bound their feet, making it easier to accept the sartorial changes brought by Japanese and Western civilizations. In old photographs, whether family portraits or street scenes, one can easily find people wearing clothing that is Chinese, Western, Japanese, or a fusion of Chinese and Western styles, forming an intriguing tapestry of cultural intermingling. To this day, streets and alleys are filled with various cultural collages. Following the arrival of new immigrants, this small island continues to embrace diversity with vitality. Perhaps Taiwanese culture is characterized by having everything, where nothing is strange—a magical convergence of intersections, yet also our most authentic daily life.