1970s Tori Richard Floral Satin Shirt – Black with Orange Blossom Explosion (M)

Bold, silky, and unapologetically theatrical—this 1970s long-sleeve shirt from Tori Richard is a true showpiece. Cut from lustrous black polyester satin, it bursts to life with painterly clusters of orange, yellow, and white blossoms climbing across the fabric like fire over midnight. The print is asymmetrically placed and intentionally off-center, heightening the drama and vertical movement of the design.

Signature details include a sharply cut two-piece collar with strong 70s character, gray plastic buttons, and a clean welt pocket that subtly interrupts the print. The pocket alignment is imperfect—a hallmark of the era’s production quirks—and a telltale sign you’re wearing vintage. The silky fabric drapes fluidly but holds structure, making it ideal for both collectors and those looking to make a refined statement.

Manufactured in Honolulu by Tori Richard (RN 20957), this piece blends retro tailoring with resort flamboyance in a way few brands ever mastered. With its crisp cuffs and bold colors still vibrant after decades, this archive-worthy example is a rare catch in such pristine condition.

Highly collectible and rarely offered—especially in long sleeve.

- Chest (pit to pit): 22.5"

- Bottom width: 21.5"

- Length (collar seam to bottom hem): 29"

- Shoulder width: 18"

- Sleeve length: 24.5"