The details
| House | Prada |
| Retailed at | £1,266.46 |
| Reference | PR-UCS414SUMO184HF0089-M |
Description
The oversized wave print Shirt by Prada, crafted from stiff cotton, features short sleeves and a button closure for a comfortable, modern fit. The bowling collar and chest pocket add a touch of distinctive style, while the triangular logo on the front completes the design with an iconic detail of the brand. Perfect for a casual yet refined look, this shirt is ideal for those looking for a bold and contemporary style.
Season: SS26
Fit: Regular
Composition: 100% Cotton
Authenticity
Authenticity is non-negotiable at HEWI. Listings are reviewed before going live, anything that raises doubt is removed, and your payment is protected until you confirm you're happy.
Shipping & returns
Dispatched by the seller within their stated window (usually within 48 hours). You'll get tracking by email once it ships.
UK delivery typically 4–5 business days. International typically 6–8 business days (customs can add time).
Returns: check this listing — professional sellers offer 14 days; private sellers set their own policy. Your payment is held until you confirm you're happy.
One of one means exactly that.
Nothing here is restocked. When a piece finds its new home, it leaves the catalogue forever.
If this one gets away
All PradaHow we grade condition
Every piece is graded honestly, corner to corner.
- New with tags
- Brand new and unworn, with the original tags still attached.
- New without tags
- Brand new and unworn, but the tags are no longer attached. No signs of use.
- Excellent
- Hardly ever worn — only the faintest signs of wear, visible on close inspection.
- Very good
- Gently used with light but visible wear (minor marks or scuffs). Plenty of life left.
- Good
- Used with noticeable wear (marks, scratches, or wear to corners/hardware). Fully intact.
- Fair
- Well-worn with significant or multiple flaws, reflected in the price. Detailed in the notes.
Whatever the grade — authentic, payment protected, 14-day returns.



