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1970s Geometric Satin-Finish Shirt | Modern size: Men’s High-Fashion M/L

A fluid vintage button-front shirt with a satin-like sheen and a graphic geometric lattice pattern in dusty mauve, slate blue, charcoal, muted pink, cream, and black. Finished with a wide pointed collar, tonal buttons, long sleeves, and a relaxed longline silhouette. Estimated to best fit a modern men’s high-fashion M/L.

$98.00

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Description

A vintage statement shirt with the polish of late-night disco dressing and the graphic precision of early new-wave style.

The lightweight woven fabric has a smooth, satin-like finish that catches the light without becoming overly glossy. Its geometric print shifts in scale across the garment. Smaller checkerboard-filled shapes frame the shoulders and upper chest, while a larger interlocking lattice moves through the body and sleeves. The muted palette of dusty mauve, slate blue, charcoal, soft pink, cream, and black makes the pattern distinctive while remaining surprisingly easy to style.

The silhouette is relaxed, straight, and long through the body. A wide pointed collar gives the shirt its strongest vintage line, while tonal mauve buttons, full-length sleeves, and single-button cuffs keep the construction clean. There is no chest pocket interrupting the print, allowing the geometric pattern to remain the focus.

On Jayden, the shirt has comfortable room through the chest and torso, a hem that falls below the hips, and sleeves that extend beyond the wrists and gather above the cuffs. Wear it fully buttoned and tucked into high-rise tailoring, open over a fitted tank, or loose over a narrow trouser or skirt.

Pair it with washed denim or pale blue tailoring to bring forward the cooler colors. For a richer palette, style it with chocolate brown, oxblood, muted plum, charcoal, or black leather.

Details

Estimated Era: Likely late 1970s to early 1980s
Production Status: Vintage
Brand / Maker: Unidentified
Item Type: Long-sleeve button-front shirt
Marked Size: Unavailable
Estimated Modern Size: Men’s high-fashion M/L
Primary Color: Dusty mauve
Additional Colors: Slate blue, charcoal, muted pink, cream, and black
Fabric: Lightweight woven fabric with a satin-like finish
Exact Fiber Content: Unknown
Pattern: Two-scale geometric lattice
Silhouette: Relaxed, straight, and longline
Collar: Wide pointed collar
Closure: Tonal button front
Chest Pocket: None
Sleeves: Long sleeves
Cuffs: Single-button cuffs with sleeve plackets
Hem: Gently shaped shirt hem
Back: Clean back without visible pleats
Model: Jayden
Quantity: One

Fit Notes

Model, Jayden, is 6′1″ tall, with a 36–38″ chest and a 29″ waist.

Estimated to best fit a modern men’s high-fashion M/L.

On Jayden, the shoulders sit close to the natural shoulder line with relaxed ease through the chest, waist, and upper arms. The body falls long and straight below the hips. The sleeves extend past the wrists and gather above the buttoned cuffs.

A smaller wearer can style the shirt as an intentionally oversized piece. A wearer at the upper end of the estimated range should expect a cleaner fit through the shoulders and chest while retaining fluidity through the torso.

Please compare the final garment measurements with a similar shirt that already fits well.

Condition

Very Good Vintage Condition.

The geometric print remains strong and visually even. The photographed collar, button placket, sleeves, cuffs, hem, and back appear intact, and the visible buttons are present.

Light creasing and subtle surface variation are visible, consistent with the fluid fabric and previous wear. No obvious large stains, holes, or open structural seams appear in the photos. Please review all images closely for the most accurate representation of condition.

Styling Notes

Wear it fully buttoned with high-rise trousers and a polished loafer for a sharp late-1970s silhouette. Leave the collar open and add faded denim for something more relaxed, or layer it beneath an oversized blazer while allowing the pointed collar and cuffs to show.

The dusty mauve and charcoal work particularly well with black, chocolate, burgundy, oxblood, silver, and deep plum. Pale blue, cream, and washed gray will lift the print without competing with it.

For evening, pair it with fluid black trousers and a narrow leather belt. For daytime, wear it loose over straight-leg denim or tucked into a pleated trouser.

Shown with

Model, Jayden, wears with pale blue trousers and a vintage monogram mini bag. The trousers, bag, jewelry, and other styling pieces are not included.

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Curation Note

Each Quirk piece is hand selected by our team for quality, construction, styling potential, and point of view.

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Material

lightweight woven fabric

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Size Chart

Sizing Chart to add this for Vintage Clothes Vintage sizing varies greatly by brand, country, garment type, and time period. The marked vintage size may not reflect today’s sizing standards. Whenever possible, we provide both the original marked size and our estimated modern US size equivalent. This estimate is based on the item’s era, construction, fabric behavior, relevant size references, and how the piece fits on the model shown. We do not clip, pin, or artificially alter garments when photographing them. The model’s size, measurements, and visible fit are the best guides for understanding modern fit. Please review all photos, fit notes, and product details before purchasing.

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This is such a fabulous find! A true gem tucked away in DTLA!! I went looking for vintage men’s items to match a watch I was gifted, and Melynda helped me pick out the most beautiful suit. She’s amazing too - she has the most fun and quirky style, but also donates clothes to victims of the wildfires. She gave me a tour of “The People’s Free Boutique” and it’s laid out to make those who have lost everything feel like they are really shopping for high-end items rather than getting things for free. I will be back to support Quirk Vintage again!!
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I had a really good experience at Quirk. Its located in DTLA which is known to give you headaches with parking. Luckily there were several fairly priced garage options on the same block. The shop is located on the second floor of this cool, early 20th century style building. I love vintage buildings so I was hyped before I even stepped into Quirk. But once inside I was really digging the vibes. They have a really selection of vintage, modern clothes for women and men. With assistance of the curator, Melynda, I was able to grab a few items for an upcoming headshot session. I didn't have to break the bank as the items I purchased were from a $20 rack. I will def go again. I highly recommend checking it out.
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Quirk is the kind of place you walk into and immediately feel like you've inherited the wardrobe of a rich, eccentric aunt who traveled the world and kept all the best pieces. Every rack feels intentional, lived in, and full of personality. Nothing feels random. Each item has a story, and you can sense it the moment you start browsing. The bag selection alone is worth the stop. There are so many standout pieces that feel like true finds, not just resale. The kind of bags you don't see twice. What really makes this place special is the owner, Melynda. She's genuinely fun to talk to and clearly passionate about what she curates. You can tell there's pride and care behind every piece in the shop. Talking with her about vintage fashion and the stories behind the items made the experience feel personal, not transactional. This ended up being one of the coolest spots I stumbled into in the fashion district. If you appreciate vintage that feels curated and soulful rather than picked over, Quirk is a must.
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I stopped by this Boutique once before by mistake it's just down the street from artisan house I came by they have a nice selection of men and women's clothing it's a mixture of modern and vintage pieces oh and I found many highend labels. Lots of jewelry. The owner is very kind and fashionable
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After I lost my home in the Eaton Fire, I desperately needed clothes to wear to the office. I was thrilled to find some beautiful pieces at the People's Free Boutique by Quirk. Everything was clean, well sorted, in good condition, and I even found some pieces that still had tags on them! I am so grateful for those who donated the clothing, and the very kind and caring volunteers! Thank you!
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I love this boutique! It's clear the owner Melynda has thoughtfully hand-picked and carefully curated an amazing collection of designer vintage and secondhand pieces. She has a fantastic selection of designer shoes and purses, and everything is in A+ condition or is like new! Melynda herself is super personable and always happy to help you find befitting pieces. There's also a superb selection of men's clothes and she has her own original designs for sale as well! So far I've bought two pairs of velvet gloves from her in-house label and I LOVE them! I get tons of compliments whenever I wear them. The designs are so unique, and the quality and construction are top notch. She's even making me a custom pair of pants using the same fabric as the gloves so I can have a matching set to wear to the Dreamstate Festival later this year! Plus there's a $20 sale rack with incredible finds. I highly recommend Quirk if you're looking for unique pieces that are in great condition and well priced, and super customer service 🤗
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