Dior Leopard Embroidered T Shirt from Dream Library Collection

Model: 3158A-1687
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Price: US$108.00 US$58.00

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Christian Dior Physical Hangtag DIOR Book Cover Leopard Embroidery Round Neck Short Sleeve T-Shirt.Available Sizes: XS S M L.This T-shirt is a classic piece from the Dream Library collection, featuring the original cover of the work Il Gattopardo. It is meticulously crafted from white cotton jersey fabric and adorned with embroidered and printed book cover designs on the front. It can be paired with tailored wide-leg trousers for a relaxed and fresh look.The white cotton jersey fabric is carefully made, with a knit structure that provides a lightweight, breathable, and soft wearing experience while maintaining a moderate crispness, creating a smooth and stable base for subsequent embroidery and printing techniques. The natural moisture-wicking and breathable properties of cotton fibers ensure a dry and comfortable wear during the summer.The leopard cover design is created using a wool yarn insertion embroidery technique. The unique matte, plush texture of the yarn brings a rich color gradient and three-dimensional quality to the embroidery, reminiscent of oil paintings. During the stitching process, a regular diagonal insertion technique is used, with each stitch carefully shaping every detail of the cover design. Through the layering and varying density of different colored yarns, the artistic style of the leopard cover is accurately recreated.The front letter logo is presented using flat stitch dimensional embroidery, which requires each stitch's spacing, tension, direction, and height to be consistent, resulting in a smooth and even embroidery surface. The three-dimensional effect is achieved through multiple layers of thread, causing the logo to slightly protrude from the fabric surface, creating a relief-like texture that contrasts with the rugged heaviness of the wool yarn embroidery.