paiden
£60.00
Sale price
£60.00
half sleeve tee in wine
half sleeve tee in wine
£60.00
Sale price
£60.00
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Made from soft stretch cotton jersey, the half sleeve tee is designed to contour to the body. The front is structured with a central stitch seam that elongates the body, while the back is crafted from sheer mesh, introducing contrast and lightness. A soft boat neck frames the collarbone with a dolman sleeve that finishes at the upper arm for a relaxed, easy shape.
50% cotton, 40% polyamide, 10% elastane
Oversized fit
Sizing
Sizing
Model is 164cm and wears a size XS
| size | length (cm) | waist (flat)(cm) | pit to pit (flat)(cm) |
| XS | 45 | 33 | 61 |
| S | 45.2 | 35 | 63 |
| M | 45.4 | 37 | 65 |
| L | 45.6 | 39 | 67 |
| XL | 45.8 | 41 | 69 |
Shipping
Shipping
This item is in stock and will be shipped within 1 business day from The United Kingdom.
EU: £15
UK: £4
US: £15
Asia: £15
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Paiden was founded in London in November 2024. Now designed in Paris, but remaining made in London. Every product is conceived, patterned, and brought to production by the founder. The name is a combination of the founder's middle and last name. It sits adjacent to her identity without being fully hers, becoming an alias. Paiden’s design process explores the central tension between the who you are and the one you're becoming. Paiden is built around the idea of a wardrobe with intention. Pieces that move between contexts without effort, constructed to last beyond a season, designed with a precision that rewards closer looking. Each collection is produced in small runs, in collaboration with specialist makers in London, including some of the last remaining jersey factories in the UK.