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GG Sweat Crewneck Ink Blue

INK BLUE

Sale price£160.00
  • Heavyweight 100% cotton
  • Textured surface
  • Set-in sleeves
  • Single V collar insert
  • Ribbed cuffs and waistband
  • Woven cotton brand label
  • Slightly oversized fit
  • Made in Japan

Jackman have made clothes in Fukui since 1949, starting with baseball stockings and ending up here. The GG Sweat is a heavyweight cotton crewneck with a Single V insert at the collar, the detail that vintage sweatshirts had before anyone thought of it as a detail. Set-in sleeves, ribbed trims, slightly oversized. Ink blue, made in Japan.

COLOUR: INK BLUE

SIZE: M

INK BLUE
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