Some prints ask for a whole outfit. This one arrives as one — a scarf-bordered shirt and its matching high-rise short, drawn in bananas, birds of paradise and soft purple blooms on warm ivory hemp.

The border does the tailoring: framed at the placket, the cuff, the hem, it turns a tropical print into foulard — closer to a silk scarf than a cabana. Wear the shirt open over the short, knotted at the waist, or on its own with denim. The short sits high and true on a smocked waist that tucks a shirt in cleanly and stays put through a long lunch — cut for a real day, not a pool chair.

Hemp is the quiet luxury here: a sturdy, medium-weight weave with real body, so the ivory ground stays opaque and the print sits crisp — no slip lining needed, no second layer in the heat. Breathable in real warmth, remarkably strong, and it softens with every wash rather than wearing out. Two pieces, endless outfits, one unmistakable print.

Hemp · point-collar button-through shirt with engineered scarf border, yoke and cuffs; high-rise shorts on a smocked elastic waist with horn-look buttons, single-layer unlined · relaxed shirt, tailored high-waist short · medium-weight woven hemp, substantially opaque on the ivory ground · fits true; size up if between for the shirt's easy line · model is 5'7" wearing a size M · in Palm Grove Cream · machine wash cold on gentle, hang to dry, warm iron while damp