The brand’s iconic long sleeved Na-Shirt originated with Marithé and François’ new take on the traditional T-shirt to facilitate multi-layered looks. Traditional shoulder seams have been eliminated, and armholes re-engineered in the form of the Japanese ideogram for the number 7. Sew-free, heat-sealing technology is used to bond the pieces, replacing bulky, traditional seaming. Drawing further on heritage identification, the pocket-shaped form at the back of the neck evokes the brand’s signature half-moon construction and the 1972 cult brand logo printed on the lower sleeve provides textured contrast to clean construction lines. The softness and quality of Supima cotton provide optimal comfort, allowing the T-shirt to be worn both inside out and right side out.