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Cotton Fleece Sweatshirt

Light Heathered Grey

Sale price£109.00
  • 78% cotton, 22% polyester brushed fleece
  • Organic cotton and recycled polyester
  • Ribs in 98% cotton, 2% elastane
  • Ribbed collar, cuffs and hem
  • Embroidered crocodile at the chest
  • Classic fit

A plain grey sweatshirt with nothing going on except a crocodile, which is more or less what Lacoste have been doing since 1933. The fleece is brushed on the inside, organic cotton mixed with recycled polyester, and the ribs at the collar, cuffs and hem are cut deep enough to stay put. Classic fit, so there is room to move without it hanging off you.

COLOUR: Light Heathered Grey

SIZE: L

Light Heathered Grey
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