Part of Project Rough Diamond (PRD), this cropped T-shirt transforms carefully selected textile remnants into a one-of-a-kind wearable composition. Each piece is individually composed by hand, making every garment a singular wearable artwork: every patchwork arrangement and colour balance developed as a unique design, transforming archive textiles into singular wearable compositions from the Misora Nakamori archive.
The fitted silhouette combines everyday comfort with expressive craftsmanship, while an invisible back zip preserves the clean round neckline and allows for an elegant, close fit. Casual in spirit yet striking in appearance, the PRD Mini Tee reflects the house's ongoing exploration of textile innovation, creative reuse, and wearable artistry.
Handcrafted in the Paris atelier, every piece is entirely unique.
Details
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Part of the Project Rough Diamond (PRD) series
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One-of-a-kind patchwork composition
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Created from carefully selected Misora Nakamori textile remnants
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Every piece is individually designed by hand
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Cropped fitted silhouette
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Invisible back zip closure
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Handcrafted in Paris
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Unique piece
Materials: JERSEY: Cotton 100%, PATCHED FABRIC (VARY)
Model: 173cm worn size S
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Project Rough Diamond
Project Rough Diamond (PRD) is Misora Nakamori's ongoing exploration of how creativity can give new life to what would otherwise remain unseen.
Working with exclusively developed textiles produced in limited quantities, every collection naturally generates small remnants during the process of creating complex silhouettes. Rather than treating these fragments as waste or restricting the design process to minimise offcuts, Misora transforms them into a new textile language.
Each remaining piece is carefully selected, composed, and assembled by hand, guided by intuition rather than repetition. Every garment becomes a one-of-a-kind composition, with its own graphic balance, colour placement, and character.
By preserving even the smallest usable fragments until they can be incorporated into a new creation, Project Rough Diamond reflects the house's evolving approach to sustainability—one where innovation begins not with limitation, but with the continuous transformation of material.
