Men's Monochrome Rift Deconstructed Overshirt – Asymmetrical Plaid Reconstruction Edition

The Monochrome Rift Deconstructed Overshirt is a bold study in imbalance, reconstruction, and modern rebellion. Designed as a wearable fracture between classic tailoring and street-driven disruption, this piece transforms a traditional flannel into an architectural statement garment.

Crafted from a heavyweight cotton twill and premium brushed plaid flannel, the shirt features a dramatic asymmetrical panel split — one half rendered in deep matte black, the other in black-and-ivory plaid. The two worlds collide across an intentionally raw, frayed seam that diagonally fractures the garment from collar to torso and across the back shoulder line.

The deconstructed plaid overlay is not merely attached — it is strategically layered, distressed, and edge-frayed to create movement and texture. Exposed threads and raw hems introduce a handcrafted aesthetic, reinforcing the garment’s reconstructed identity. Each fray is placed with precision to feel organic yet deliberate.

The silhouette is oversized and relaxed, allowing it to function as both a shirt and a lightweight outer layer. Dual chest flap pockets with contrast snap buttons maintain classic utility structure, while the elongated hem enhances modern proportions. The back panel mirrors the asymmetry with a cascading plaid overlay that sweeps across the shoulder blade, creating dimension from every angle.

Metal snap closures add industrial contrast against the soft flannel and cotton body, while the structured collar maintains tailored integrity despite the distressed detailing.

Design Highlights:

• Asymmetrical split construction (matte black + plaid flannel)
• Hand-frayed raw edge detailing along seam lines
• Oversized contemporary fit
• Dual chest utility pockets with snap closures
• Heavyweight cotton and brushed flannel blend
• Extended hemline for layered styling
• Reinforced stitching beneath distressed edges for durability

This piece embodies calculated chaos — refined enough for curated styling, bold enough for street-level impact.

Designed for individuals who understand that perfection is overrated — and reconstruction is power.