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RUSS K "PATCHWORK  GRUNGE" FLANNEL

 

Size: fits M-L

Cond.: 9/10

Measurements:

Length 70cm, Chest 50cm, Sleeves 60cm

(Model is 1,77cm)

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RUSS K “Patchwork Grunge” Hooded Shirt – Number Nine / Ifsixwasnine Japanese Archive Style.

This isn’t your average plaid shirt – it’s rugged streetwear with a restless Japanese archive soul. Japan’s RUSS K brings that late-2000s layered feeling: dirty yellow check, contrast plaid panels, and a detachable-looking hood energy that sits somewhere between gyaruo skater chaos and Number Nine off-duty melancholy.

Condition: Pre-loved with a clean, wearable look. Light natural wear from age, but no heavy flaws visible. The plaid has that worn-in texture, while the contrast panels give it authentic Japanese Y2K character.

Material: Soft cotton flannel with a comfortable lightweight feel. Easy to wear, easy to layer – relaxed enough for daily use, but still sharp with the right styling.

Styling: Button-up plaid cut with hooded detail, dual chest pockets, and mixed-check paneling across the shoulders, placket, cuffs, and hem. Grungy, layered, slightly rebellious – perfect with faded denim, cargos, stacked boots, silver jewelry, or under an open archive jacket.

Details:
Yellow and black plaid body
Contrast patchwork panels throughout
Hooded neckline with utility-style chest pockets
Size M-L – relaxed fit, easy to layer

Built for the ones who like their streetwear emotional, their plaids rough, and their wardrobe somewhere between Japanese archive rock, gyaruo attitude, and late-night Tokyo skater energy.

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    Description

    RUSS K "PATCHWORK  GRUNGE" FLANNEL

     

    Size: fits M-L

    Cond.: 9/10

    Measurements:

    Length 70cm, Chest 50cm, Sleeves 60cm

    (Model is 1,77cm)

    -

    RUSS K “Patchwork Grunge” Hooded Shirt – Number Nine / Ifsixwasnine Japanese Archive Style.

    This isn’t your average plaid shirt – it’s rugged streetwear with a restless Japanese archive soul. Japan’s RUSS K brings that late-2000s layered feeling: dirty yellow check, contrast plaid panels, and a detachable-looking hood energy that sits somewhere between gyaruo skater chaos and Number Nine off-duty melancholy.

    Condition: Pre-loved with a clean, wearable look. Light natural wear from age, but no heavy flaws visible. The plaid has that worn-in texture, while the contrast panels give it authentic Japanese Y2K character.

    Material: Soft cotton flannel with a comfortable lightweight feel. Easy to wear, easy to layer – relaxed enough for daily use, but still sharp with the right styling.

    Styling: Button-up plaid cut with hooded detail, dual chest pockets, and mixed-check paneling across the shoulders, placket, cuffs, and hem. Grungy, layered, slightly rebellious – perfect with faded denim, cargos, stacked boots, silver jewelry, or under an open archive jacket.

    Details:
    Yellow and black plaid body
    Contrast patchwork panels throughout
    Hooded neckline with utility-style chest pockets
    Size M-L – relaxed fit, easy to layer

    Built for the ones who like their streetwear emotional, their plaids rough, and their wardrobe somewhere between Japanese archive rock, gyaruo attitude, and late-night Tokyo skater energy.

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