Rajesh Pratap Singh set out to make a shirt that earns a second look rather than demands a first. The Pipit is what that looks like. 100% cotton. Hand block printed at the Rajesh Pratap Singh facility in Jaipur. The pattern is built by hand. Block by block. In earthy tones that sit close to the ground. Subtle geometry. Warm palette. The print references op art’s sense of rhythm. Pulled back. Pattern that rewards attention rather than commands it. The kind of shirt that becomes more interesting the longer you look. The collaboration mnemonic logo is embroidered at the front side panel. Part of the Pratap x Nicobar SS26 collection. Named for the Nilgiri pipit. Small. Earth-toned. Precisely placed in its landscape. Style it with: The Tahr Bandhgala in natural beige for a full tonal look. Deep indigo jodhpurs when the outfit needs a grounding contrast. A shirt that works hardest when paired simply.