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Ravenfield Checked Regular Fit Shirt

Navy

Sale price£64.95

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: L

Navy
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  • Style MSH5591
  • 100% cotton
  • Single 40s slub weave with a soft finish
  • Tattersall check
  • Regular fit
  • Chest pocket with Barbour and Shield label
  • Machine wash at 30°C

The Ravenfield is a tattersall check in 100% cotton, woven from single 40s slub yarn and given a soft finish. Barbour cut it to a traditional regular fit with a single chest pocket carrying the Barbour and Shield label. The colour is listed as Classic Navy, but the check itself reads pale blue and grey on white.

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