AO YES FW26 FLORAL APPLIQUÉ T-SHIRT



AO YES Fall Winter 2026

SizeSML
Shoulder464748
Bust98102106
Hem101102103
Back Length66.567.568.5
Sleeve Length20.521.522.5

All measurements are in cm.

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Floral Appliqué T-Shirt

USD $191.35

Description

AO YES Fall/Winter 2026
The Floral Appliqué T-Shirt has a large lily motif worked in navy denim appliqué across the chest, stitched onto a plain white cotton tee rather than printed on.

Because it’s appliqué rather than a print, the flower has a raised edge and a slightly different texture from the tee itself — it catches light differently depending on the angle.

The fit is boxy and oversized rather than fitted, with a crew neck and short sleeves — a plain silhouette built around the one graphic detail.

Part of the AO YES Fall/Winter 2026 collection, it’s one of the more casual pieces from the Shanghai-based label, sitting apart from the tailored jackets and skirts elsewhere in the range.

The denim appliqué is a dark navy rather than a lighter wash, so it reads closer to black than blue from a distance against the white base.

Because the shirt is oversized, it works layered over a longer sleeve or under an open jacket without the shoulders pulling tight.

For more from the label, visit AO YES’s official site for the rest of the Fall/Winter 2026 range.

The Floral Appliqué T-Shirt pairs easily with the plainer bottoms in this collection — the Elastic Waistband Flared Skirt or a pair of straight trousers both let the appliqué stay the only pattern in the outfit.

There’s a small AO YES tag visible near the collar and a second small logo worked into the leaf detail of the appliqué itself, so the branding is subtle rather than a large chest logo.

Follow the care label on washing temperature as usual — the appliqué is stitched fabric rather than a screen print, so it behaves differently in the wash than a printed graphic would.

The lily sits slightly off-center on the chest rather than dead center, which is a small detail worth knowing if you’re expecting a perfectly symmetrical placement.