Durbar Shirt - Men's

Durbar Shirt - Men's

Item# SM3131

(dur•bar): Meaning 'palace' in Nepali, Durbar Square is the common name used to describe plazas opposite the old royal palaces in Nepal.

$59.95

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Detail

The subtle Himalayan inspired dragon print of the Durbar Shirt elevates its style, while offset shoulder seams make it comfortable under a pack. Built in UPF 50+ protection means you can wear it on the longest, brightest days.

Made in Nepal

Moisture Wicking

Sun Protection

Features

Himalayan inspired dragon print
Off-shoulder seams to avoid chafing under pack straps
UPF rating of 50+
Center back length: 30"

Fabric Technology

57% cotton / 43% polyester printed shirting with wicking finish

Customer Reviews

Feels very high quality and comfy

Love this shirt!

The first thing I noticed when I got it is the quality seems very high and feels like it will last a long time. The shirt looks great and I've already received some compliments for it. The fit is just right and is also very comfortable.

As a digital nomad who packs light, I have to be very picky with the gear I bring with me and this one definitely deserves a spot in my backpack!

High quality and beautiful

I love this shirt as the graphics on it are stunning. The quality is top notch and hope to wear it for years.

Light and comfortable

Great shirt - very light and comfortable. Great for hot places like where I am in Panama at the moment. Love the design and detail on the shirt too.

Great quality shirt

Love this shirt comfortable and extremely well made

Perfect button up for day and night

I have bought this shirt for my husband, father, father-in-law, brothers, etc. Everyone loves it because it is a great shirt to wear during the day with a pair of shorts and can transition to night with a pair of pants and still look dressed up enough for a dinner. It is comfortable and lightweight. The print on the gray is neutral enough to wear with any bottoms. Highly recommend!

Sensing a Pattern:

Block Printing in Nepal

Patterns in Nepal are often created through hand-carved woodblocking, which is repeatedly pressed and are inspired by Nepali architecture and motifs - like the dragon - which represents wisdom and longevity. While we can’t guarantee either, we can guarantee this lightweight, moisture wicking shirt will be a summer staple.

Ambassador Spotlight:

Dylan Haskin

(@dylanhaskin)

Dylan Haskin is a photographer and videographer with the whole world as his home base. Specializing in outdoor, action and adventure work, he counts Nepal as one of his great inspirations. He loves the Durbar for its unique pattern and town to trail aesthetic.