Chamonix Shirt

This hand screen printed cotton silk button-up shirt has a soft, breathable feel and a fluid drape that skims the body without clinging. The natural-fiber blend moves easily through long days and changing temperatures, with the faint luster that silk brings to cotton.

Relaxed through the body with a slim-fitting line, it's an artisan-made shirt that works as comfortably tucked in as it does worn loose over a skirt or trouser.

Fit & Construction

• Fit type: Relaxed button-up with a slim fit; fits true to size
• Silhouette: Button-front placket, long sleeves with button cuffs, back yoke
• Measurements: Length from high point shoulder in size small is 2'3"
• Model info: Models are 5'10" and wear a size small
• Construction details: Chest patch pockets with a decorative button-and-loop detail

Materials

Fabric: Cotton/silk blend

Made: Handmade in India. The fabric is hand screen printed in Bagru by a family of 7th generation master printers, who use screens, frames, and dye to transfer each design onto the cloth. Screens are chosen over blocks for larger prints or prints prone to inconsistencies, and nature plays a part at every stage, from mineral-rich water and sunlight to plants and earth.

Sustainability: Ethically made slow fashion from natural fibers, produced by artisan partners in small communities. MIRTH uses only azo-free or completely natural dyes.

Care

Hand wash in cold water with pH-neutral soap, do not bleach, hang to dry, warm iron if needed or professional dry clean.

Styled by LADDER

Button it up with wide-leg trousers for an easy, slightly undone set, or leave it open over a fitted tank with linen shorts and leather sandals when the weather asks for lighter layers.

About MIRTH

MIRTH is a family-owned, Houston-based womenswear line founded in 2016 by Katie McClure and Erin Breen, who discovered their mission while traveling through India.

Their easy, modern resort wear is ethically produced in India and Peru, pairing heritage techniques like handloom weaving and hand block printing with contemporary shapes designed for slow living.

By working directly with artisan communities, MIRTH helps sustain generations-old craft and provides consistent, fairly paid work in the villages where these textiles are made.