This is the final restock. When this style stocks out, it will be gone fishing forever, never to restock again.

Limited Edition (numbered individually out of 500) by Tombolo's Artist in Residence, Mary Ball, for her solo exhibition titled 'Seasons of Change.'

No more than 500 will ever be sold. Individually numbered limited edition label sewn into interior yolk.

Explore the whole Mary Ball artist collaboration here.

100% Linen

DETAILS

To create the template for these numbered editions, Mary Ball painted directly onto a blank shirt we provided her, using her expressive brushwork to explore the contours of a new canvas - a classic Tombolo shirt silhouette.
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Edge-embroidered chest pocket that traces a line in the painting.

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Matching blanket stitching on the collar, front opening, and cuffs.

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Square natural shell buttons.

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Digitally printed in the highest resolution to be faithful to the subtleties of the original.

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Custom, woven collaboration label and individually numbered 'Limited Edition X of 500' label underneath.

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You can learn more about Mary Ball, Tombolo's Artist Residency, and the making of this shirt here.

SIZING

Unisex Sizing

Artist Mary Ball is 5' 9" tall and is wearing a size S.

Colin is 5' 11" and is a wearing an XL.

Taty is 5' 9" and is wearing an XL for an oversized look.

MORE ABOUT MARY BALL

Mary Ball (b. 1993) lives and works in Birmingham, Alabama, by way of New Orleans. Ball received her BFA from the University of Georgia in 2016 and her MFA from New York Academy of Art in 2018. Recent exhibitions include Art In Bloom at New Orleans Museum of Art, White Linen Night at Studio 633, New Orleans and Controlled Chaos at 111 Franklin St, New York. Ball has had prior artist residencies including the Willow House Residency in Terilingua, Texas.

Chosen from over 600 applicants to the 2024 Tombolo Artist Residency, Mary Ball captivated us with her dreamlike worlds—lush with imaginary plants and mythological gardens, each serving as an expressive symbol of transition and self-reflection. Her works, while created in the immediately accessible environment of her backyard, feel wildly escapist. What better fit for a brand born in the concrete jungle of New York City that makes ‘escapewear’ designed to transport the wearer to a different time, place or state of mind.

'Seasons of Change'