€499
The Degas Long Sleeve Tunic is an oversized, flowing piece inspired by the utilitarian garments worn by Degas himself. Generously gathered for volume and comfort, it offers a sculptural silhouette that moves effortlessly with the wearer. Featuring a full front button closure, it can be worn as a standalone dress or layered boldly over trousers, an expressive, versatile item that blurs the line between art and attire.
This item is made from 60% surplus cotton and 40% polyester. The fabric is lightweight, slightly transparent, and comes in a sand color* with a sage stripe.
Available in the sizes 2/3 (the medium size) and 4/5 (the large size). Yet due to its oversized fit suitable for sizes from S to XL.
*Product pictures are the actual colour. Model pictures are a reference to the fit.
“Beauty is mysterious as well as terrible.”
– Edgar Degas
This tunic is named after Edgar Degas (1834–1917). He was a French artist renowned for his depictions of dancers and scenes of modern Parisian life. Though often linked to the Impressionists, he saw himself as a realist, focusing on movement, perspective, and everyday moments. His attention to detail and craft strongly resonate with the values of Hul le Kes.
The Degas Tunic is featured here on both Mai-Lin and Luke, showcasing its genderfluid and oversized silhouette.
Mai-Lin, who is 178 cm (5’10”) tall and typically wears a size 36 EU (US 6), is wearing a Hul le Kes size 2/3 for an intentionally oversized look.
Luke, who is 186 cm (6’1″) tall and usually wears a size 48 EU (US 38), is also wearing a Hul le Kes size 2/3.
More information about sizing can be found on the Hul le Kes Sizes page.
Each Degas Tunic will get its own unique code and a matching Clothing Passport. Make sure to use the passport to create your personal narrative.
Are you done with the garment? We are always happy to receive old items back, especially if they are provided with their original passport. Or give the garment, including its passport, to your beloved friend or family member. But never forget: do not throw away your Hul le Kes garment.
