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1976 Graphic OS T-Shirt

Racing Green

Sale price£49.95
  • 100% cotton
  • 220gsm single jersey
  • Oversized fit
  • Wide ribbed crew neck
  • Small Barbour graphic on the chest
  • Large 1976 archive graphic on the back
  • Made in Portugal

Barbour have pulled an archive cover from 1976 for the back of this oversized T-shirt, giving the front a small chest graphic and leaving the main event round the back. It is made from 220gsm cotton single jersey, with a wide ribbed crew neck and the looser proportions Barbour use for the OS fit. The original cover does most of the talking, so the front stays quiet. Racing Green, which is quite enough excitement for a Barbour.

COLOUR: Racing Green

SIZE: L

Racing Green
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