This piece is hard for me to sell, just because I think it has so many wonderful assets! Starting with the print, which is as colorful as it gets, while still maintaining a cohesive color palette. The print design, which features a parrot-like bird, is reminiscent of native Panamanian and Colombian art. The way the design is sort of 'pieced' together is similar to mola art, made by the Guna Yala indigenous people of the Panama-Colombia area. It features a rainbow of colors, while still having an overall vivid pink tone. The fabric is a lightweight woven cotton. The fit is loose and roomy, with 3/4 length sleeves, and narrow cuffs and collar. The center front has a half-hidden button placket, with the top two buttons being prominently visible, and pink plastic. There is a patch pocket at left chest. The overall condition is excellent, with one very small area of a few holes, which I have backed -please see photographs for full details. No labels or maker's marks to note. This is technically a women's shirt (buttons on the left side), but I consider unisex by today's standards, certainly. So, roughly a Women's size Large or a Men's size Medium.

Measurements:

- 20 inches across form shoulder to shoulder

- 16 inch sleeve length

- 19 inch upper arm circumference

- up to 47 inch chest

- 22.4 inches total length from shoulder to hem