Alexander Girard Alphabet Print

Details

One of two textile designs in our collaboration with the estate of renowned architect and designer Alexander Girard, Alphabet (1960) embodies Girard’s exploration into typography and color theory. The print was originally developed by Girard during his tenure as the Head of Fabric and Textile Division at Herman Miller and has been used in countless applications from upholstery to wallpaper.

To continue Girard’s emphasis of quality craftsmanship, we had Alphabet meticulously recreated by one of our Italian partner mills on 100% cotton Oxford cloth. White ground is paired with Girard’s original ultramarine, one of four colorways offered when the print was first released.

Tucked or untucked, our long sleeve button downs can be easily dressed up or worn casually for any occasion.