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Pocket T-Shirt

Old Glove x BD

Sale price£65.00

COLOUR: Old Glove x BD

SIZE: L

Old Glove x BD
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  • 100% cotton from the Mississippi River Basin
  • Air spun yarn for a crisp, rough handle
  • High density fabric
  • Binder-attached neckline
  • Square pocket with a gusset at the bottom
  • Made in Japan

Jackman have been making knitted goods in Fukui since 1949, starting out with the first baseball stirrup socks in Japan. This tee uses US cotton from the Mississippi basin, air spun so the yarn varies in thickness and the cloth comes out crisp rather than soft. The pocket is square with a proper gusset built into the bottom, the sort of detail nobody asks for. Old Glove is the washed out tan.

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