Variety Act 10: Man or Reptile or Razor? (1907) by Moriz Jung Hoodie Black
Product Details
A spectacle of the surreal, a question without an answer. Moriz Jung’s "Variety Act 10" (1907) plunges into the world of early 20th-century cabaret, where reality bends and the extraordinary takes center stage. Man, reptile, or blade? The performer is a riddle wrapped in movement, a vision of mystery and transformation.
Now reinterpreted in fabric, this piece channels the spirit of the absurd, the theatrical, and the daring, inviting you to wear the enigma.
Original from the MET MUSEUM.
Composition
- 100% French Terry Organic Cotton
- 400 G/m²
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Organic Carded, Dry Handfeel
- Color: Black
Fitting
- Set-in sleeve
- Double layered hood in self fabric
- Inside single jersey back neck tape
- Self fabric half moon at back neck
- Single needle topstitch at neckline and along hood opening
- 2x1 rib at sleeve hem and bottom hem
- Armhole, sleeve hem and bottom hem with twin needle topstitch
- Kangaroo pocket at front
Care & Maintenance
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Size & Fit
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