The shirt that instantly screams summer.

The Wax London Didcot is back – and this time with artwork that is unmistakably Wax London. Abstract shapes in muted rust, deep navy, soft pink, and rich greens on an ecru background: a color palette that captures summer without overwhelming it. This isn't a random pattern – it's a thoughtful design that Wax London considers its house artwork.

The shirt is crafted from lightweight cotton-elastane – 98% cotton, 2% elastane – with a soft drape that knows no stiffness. The fabric comes from Europe, processed in Tunisia. The buttons are made from tagua palm, a renewable resource known as vegetable ivory – a detail you might not notice at first glance, but one that contributes to the overall aesthetic.

Relaxed fit with side slits at the hem for full freedom of movement. Wear it open as an overshirt over a white vest – or buttoned as a standalone statement.

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