Chapter 01 — Signs of Civilization — Embroidered Sweatshirt
The Papyrus
Women’s relaxed-fit embroidered cotton-blend sweatshirt
This sweatshirt is inspired by a fragment of ancient Egyptian papyrus, its hieroglyphic text torn and worn at the edges — a fragment whose exact origin remains untraced.
- Fabric: Mid-weight 320 GSM · 80% cotton, 20% recycled polyester fleece
- Fit: Relaxed, with a drop shoulder
- Embroidery: A vertical hieroglyphic-style Papyrus motif embroidered in red thread on black fleece. Embroidered in the Gordina studio, Netherlands.
- Care: Machine wash cold with like colours. Line dry in shade.
- Colour: Black
- Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL
In-stock orders dispatch within 1–3 business days. Made-to-order pieces, including custom embroidery placement, dispatch within up to 5 business days. Delivery time is additional.
First Edition — made in a batch of 30 pieces.
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This sweatshirt is inspired by a fragment of ancient Egyptian papyrus, its hieroglyphic text torn and worn at the edges — a fragment whose exact origin remains untraced.
This sweatshirt is inspired by a fragment of ancient Egyptian papyrus, its hieroglyphic text torn and worn at the edges — a fragment whose exact origin remains untraced.
This sweatshirt is inspired by a fragment of ancient Egyptian papyrus, its hieroglyphic text torn and worn at the edges — a fragment whose exact origin remains untraced.
This sweatshirt is inspired by a fragment of ancient Egyptian papyrus, its hieroglyphic text torn and worn at the edges — a fragment whose exact origin remains untraced.
This sweatshirt is inspired by a fragment of ancient Egyptian papyrus, its hieroglyphic text torn and worn at the edges — a fragment whose exact origin remains untraced.
This sweatshirt is inspired by a fragment of ancient Egyptian papyrus, its hieroglyphic text torn and worn at the edges — a fragment whose exact origin remains untraced.
The Story Behind the Stitch
Each Gordina piece begins with research into enduring symbols and textile traditions. The artwork is translated into embroidery, then stitched slowly so thread, texture and placement become part of the garment’s character.
