The Blank ROHN Shirt

• 100% Duck Cloth
• Cropped & Boxy Fit
• Exaggerated 70s Collar
• Resin Buttons
• Made in India

This shirt features a cropped and boxy fit. Refer to the Size Chart here

The design of the ROHN Shirt 1 pulls from three eras: 1500s India, 1970s American design, and 1990s workwear fabrics.

The artwork is inspired by a bedsheet hanging in the Museum of Gujarat from the 1500s — the moment I saw it, it just scratched an itch in my brain. It was beautiful, and I knew I wanted to create something with it.

The collar takes cues from 1970s American shirting — I’ve always loved the drama an exaggerated collar can bring to a piece.

The fabric is 100% duck cloth, the kind used in the greatest workwear jackets ever made. I wanted this shirt to age gracefully, and nothing fades more beautifully than true workwear fabric.

The idea for the Blank Shirt came from my love of minimalist style.
A great minimal garment gets three things right: Fit, Fabric, and Flow.
While designing the embroidered ROHN Shirt, I obsessed over all three — and during sampling, I found myself falling in love with the clean, unembellished version.

And that’s how the Blank ROHN Shirt was born.

Machine Wash Cold with Like Colors

Tumble Dry Low

Aging Notes — Duck Cloth

• Washed Often (once every 2-3 wears): Softens quickly, fades evenly

• Washed Sparingly (once every 7-8 wears): Maintains shape longer, develops richer patina and high-contrast wear

I personally think washing this sparingly is the move. The rich patina this piece will develop over time is so sick.