Skip to content

CART

Your cart is empty

Arresskov Compact Cotton Overshirt

Dark Navy

Sale price£240.00
  • Lightweight compact cotton poplin by Italian mill TBM
  • Corozo buttons
  • Two side pockets
  • In-seam chest pocket
  • Refined internal details
  • Relaxed fit

Norse Projects started as a shop and art gallery in Copenhagen in 2004 and only began making their own clothes in 2009, which explains the editing. The Arresskov is a summer overshirt in compact cotton poplin from the Italian mill TBM, with two side pockets, an in-seam chest pocket and corozo buttons. Dark Navy. Nothing on it that doesn't need to be there.

COLOUR: Dark Navy

SIZE: L

Dark Navy
Express Checkout
Shipping information

Shipping to United Kingdom

  • Royal Mail Standard3 to 5 business daysFREE
  • Express, Royal Mail Tracked 241 to 2 business days£4.95
  • Next Working Day, carrier of our choosingNext business day, order by 2pm£9.95
  • Saturday Express, DPDSaturday, order 2pm Friday£15.95
MORE SHIPPING INFO

Blog

Oi Polloi relaunch poster with two illustrated magpies, one carrying Pica Post, and the words ‘Now Live’.

Oi Oi, Look Who's Back

It’s been a minute. A few chapters, a few wrong turns, plenty of good stories, and enough miles on the clock to make the MOT tester nervous. But after all that, Oi Polloi is still here. And, frankl...

More
Silver Raven jackets, tops and caps in assorted colours hanging on hooks against a white panelled wall.

Our Clothes, Our Way

Silver Raven is the home of Oi Polloi’s own clothing line - a collection built from the stuff we’ve always liked, but given a proper Oi Polloi twist, with a lot of it being custom-made right ...

More
Oi Polloi co-founder in a pale bucket hat, striped T-shirt and lightweight jacket on Manchester’s Tib Street.

Nige Has a Word with Proper

Put Nigel in a room with someone who’s interested in clothes and you’ll probably want to cancel whatever you had planned for the afternoon. Our top man recently caught up with Proper Mag’s Mark Smi...

More

Socials

We don't care about algorithms. Just rhythms.