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Portofino Core Sweat

Caviar

Sale price£175.00
  • 420gsm OCS certified organic cotton brushed back fleece
  • Carbon finished for a suede-like handle
  • Self fabric collar in place of rib
  • V inserts front and back
  • Bartacked cuffs
  • Coverstitched seams
  • Regular fit
  • Made in Portugal

Left Hand was founded in Bologna in 1993 by Massimo Osti, whose other credits include Stone Island and C.P. Company. This sweat is a serious 420gsm, brushed on the inside and carbon finished on the face so it feels closer to suede than cotton. The V inserts front and back are borrowed from thirties and forties sweatshirts, and the collar is self fabric rather than rib.

COLOUR: Caviar

SIZE: L

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