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Kyeloch Tailored Tartan Shirt

Shadow Classic Tartan

Sale price£79.95
  • 100% cotton in a herringbone weave
  • Button-down collar
  • Left chest pocket with Barbour and Shield branded label
  • Tailored fit
  • Machine wash at 30°C

Barbour's first exclusive tartan arrived in 1998, and the Shadow Tartan on this shirt is its 2026 update, the same family sett toned right down. It is woven as a herringbone in all cotton, which gives the check a texture most tartan shirts do not have, with a button-down collar and one chest pocket. Tailored through the body, for anyone who likes tartan but not the attention.

COLOUR: Shadow Classic Tartan

SIZE: L

Shadow Classic Tartan
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