This shirt is made from two 1960s cotton tablecloths in a pastoral green print, reimagined for the body instead of the table. In mid-century America, Simtex revolutionized interior design by making bold, affordable printed textiles a staple of modern dining. Their tablecloths brought color and personality to everyday meals, reflecting a new era where form met function in the home. No longer just a backdrop, the table became a stage—set with pattern, texture, and intention. This shirt carries that same energy: domestic but daring, soft-spoken but vivid. Worn now, it’s a quiet rebellion—celebrating a time when design came home by making it move once again.
