Archive Polo
An archive-inspired polo, cut for colder days.
Bone / Deep Green / Red
A winter polo makes perfect sense when the knit has enough weight to stand on its own. Archive Polo draws on Algeria’s sporting archives: a deep green collar, a red thread, textile-department typography across the back. Worn alone in October, layered beneath a knit in January.
- Heavyweight cotton piqué — holds its structure without losing shape in the wash.
- Deep green collar with a fine red line: house colours without a single front logo.
- Relaxed box fit designed for layering beneath knitwear or a jacket.
- Custom buttons engraved with the DZ / DZR monogram.
- Archival typography on the back, led by TEXTILE DEPARTMENT.
This product is available for pre-order. It will be made as part of the Winter 2027 production. The estimated shipping date will be shared before orders open.
Size guide and pricing will be shared when pre-orders open.
Notify me when orders openFabric and fit.
A box-fit polo with a slightly generous volume, relaxed shoulders and considered length. Bone / ivory body, deep green collar and sleeve edges traced with an exceptionally fine red line. Short button placket and discreet DZR-27 lettering on the sleeve.
- Fit
- Box fit / relaxed, easy shoulders
- Fabric
- Heavyweight cotton piqué, approximately 350–400 GSM — to be confirmedto be confirmed
- Texture
- Dense and premium, with enough weight to hold its shape
- Colour
- Bone / ivory body, deep green collar and sleeve edges, red accent
- Buttons
- Custom or DZ / DZR monogram-engraved
The detail defines the piece.
- — Structured deep green polo collar
- — Exceptionally fine red accent
- — Short button placket
- — An uncluttered front
- — Discreet DZR-27 lettering on the sleeve
- — Identity expressed through finishes, texture and proportion
- — Black DZIRI / ENTRE DEUX RIVES / HIVER 2027 label
TEXTILE DEPARTMENT clearly leads the composition; the remaining text is smaller and more technical.
DZIRI — BETWEEN TWO SHORES
Winter 2027
DZR27
Developed in Switzerland
Algiers, the Mediterranean, textile memory, football, architecture and Algerian popular culture, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens.
