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Cord Collar Twill Overshirt

Dark Navy

Sale price£119.00

COLOUR: Dark Navy

SIZE: L

Dark Navy
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  • 100% cotton crisp twill
  • Tonal corduroy collar
  • Barbour tartan trims to the inner collar
  • Button-through front
  • Patch chest pockets and lower welt pockets

The same twill overshirt in dark navy, which will go with everything you own and quietly become the thing you reach for. Barbour have used a tonal cord collar and hidden tartan inside it. Patch pockets on the chest, welt pockets at the waist, buttons all the way down. 100% cotton, no fuss anywhere.

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