Nat Nast is known for their attention to detail and remarkable workmanship. Their limited edition embroidered camp shirts are a must have for any Nat Nast collector. This "Grand Prix" camp will not disappoint.

Here is a background about the origins of this shirt:

Politics and racing collided during the 1958 Cuban Grand Prix. When legendary F1 driver Juan Fangio entered the race, he never imagined he would make history by not competing. To protest the government's controversial sponsorship of the race, Pro-Castro Cuban rebels kidnapped him. Fangio was released unharmed after the race was easily won by Stirling Moss.

This Nat Nast Embroidered Shirt features:

• 100% solid silk twill
• features front embroidered detailing featuring maps of racetracks, a stopwatch, a speedometer and a racing seal
• dry clean for best results

Nat Nast shirts are unique and represent all lifestyles. They are always the perfect choice for reflecting your personality. Pair with any of our best selling Nat Nast pants or shorts to complete your look.