Description
This men’s gray geometric shirt in a 70s long sleeve silhouette is made for late city nights. The Matrix Source Code Gray print stacks charcoal, lime, and teal rectangles into a bold grid. It has a clean mod feel with a subtle sci-fi twist. You can wear it as a statement piece with black pants or as a color-pop moment with bright trousers or denim.
Button it up and you get “creative director off duty” energy. It looks polished enough for a night at the theater, but graphic enough for a DJ set or gallery event. The long sleeves keep the look refined for restaurants, wine bars, and rooftop cocktails. The stretch fabric makes it easy to move, dance, and stay comfortable all night.
Styling Ideas
- Pair with slim black jeans and Chelsea boots for a sharp, city-ready outfit that works for gigs, gallery nights, and late dinners.
- Style with charcoal or dark gray dress pants and loafers for theater outings, wine bars, and date nights.
- Go bolder with teal or chartreuse trousers and sleek boots for fashion events, art shows, or DJ sets.
- Layer it under a black or dark green blazer with tailored trousers for creative office days that roll straight into cocktails.
Key Features
- Matrix Source Code Gray geometric print in charcoal, lime, and teal
- 70s-inspired long sleeve button up silhouette with vintage-style collar
- Soft 8-way stretch jersey micro fabric for comfort and movement
- Lightweight, easy-care fabric that packs well for travel and weekend trips
- Original Dorothy Zudora artwork, designed in-house and exclusive to the brand
- Printed in the USA on USA-procured fabric
- Handmade by skilled tailors in our Tampa Bay, Florida studio
- Optional added shirt length available at checkout for taller customers
Want to build the full look? Pair this with our 70s dress pants or explore more prints in the men’s 70s shirts collection.
This is your “city lights, late trains, and good ideas after midnight” shirt—made for art shows, cocktail lounges, and nights when you want your outfit to look as sharp as your playlist.
Show us how you style it and tag us on Instagram at @dorothyzudora.
