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The Abercrombie & Fitch Girls Matcha Oversized T-Shirt in Ivory is a short-sleeve graphic T-shirt built around one of the most culturally fluent references in the tween and teen market right now. Matcha — the powdered Japanese green tea — has moved well beyond a drinks trend into a fully developed aesthetic: muted greens, soft neutrals, wellness-coded imagery, the “that girl” self-care visual language that dominates the social media feeds of girls aged 10–16. A matcha-print T-shirt on an ivory base speaks directly to that world: it’s calm, considered and intentional rather than loud or novelty-driven.

The oversized silhouette delivers the relaxed, dropped-shoulder fit that defines A&F’s casual range. The ivory base — an off-white with a warm undertone — works naturally within a tonal, neutral outfit palette rather than as a contrast anchor, which suits the aesthetic this print references. The fabric is 60% cotton, 40% polyester, a jersey blend that holds the muted graphic colours well through washing. Made in China as part of the AW2026 collection.

Product Details

  • Brand: Abercrombie & Fitch
  • Colourway: Ivory
  • Design: Matcha graphic print
  • Silhouette: Oversized
  • Sleeve: Short sleeve
  • Composition: 60% Cotton, 40% Polyester
  • Country of Manufacture: China
  • Season: AW2026
  • Category: Girls’ Designer Graphic T-Shirt / Designer Kids’ Oversized T-Shirt

Care Instructions

Machine wash at 30°C inside out to preserve the muted graphic tones and the ivory base. Do not tumble dry — hang to dry to maintain the oversized shape. Do not iron directly on the print. Avoid harsh detergents that can strip colour from both the graphic and the ground fabric. Do not dry clean.

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