Banana leaves pajama shirt by Amiri rendered in silk featuring a classic collar, short sleeves, button placket, green and black print, relaxed silhouette and a straight hem. Style it with black jeans and sneakers for an edgy evening edit.
Dimensions: Fits true to size
Composition: 100% silk twill
Care: Dry clean only
About Amiri FW2020
For this Amiri Fall/Winter 2020 collection by Founder Mike Amiri was inspired by a photograph that was taken of Keith Richards taken by Harry Diltz in 1979, that captures the rocker on the tarmac at the St. Louis airport carrying a travel bag in one hand and a bottle of Jack Daniels in the other. For this season we can expect to see, neutral tones, a sheer variety of blazers, blousons, and trench coats with sneakers to low-heeled boots.
Brand Style: F0M06181SE
Designer/Brand: AMIRI
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