Rajesh Pratap Singh set out to make a shirt that moves between moments without effort. The Civet is what that looks like. 100% cotton. Hand block printed at the Rajesh Pratap Singh facility in Jaipur. Each repeat is placed by hand. Each impression is slightly alive with the pressure of the block. Stripes, but not as geometry. The pattern references op art. Rhythm and optical tension built from a simple repeat. The kind of visual that shifts as you move. Shadow and light translated into cloth. The collaboration mnemonic Logo is embroidered at the front side panel. Part of the Pratap x Nicobar SS26 collection. Named for the Nilgiri civet. A creature equally at home in darkness and in light. Moving between the two without pause. Style it with: The Robin Jodhpur in ivory for a clean contrast. Linen pyjama pants when the day asks for ease. A shirt that starts at breakfast and does not stop until well after dinner.