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Portofino Core T-Shirt

Caviar

Sale price£99.00

COLOUR: Caviar

SIZE: L

Caviar
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  • 290gsm OCS certified organic cotton jersey
  • Garment dyed without softeners
  • Custom twisted rib collar
  • Coverstitched shoulder seams
  • Tonal stitching
  • Double layer printed sleeve logo
  • Regular fit
  • Made in Portugal

Left Hand was set up in 1993 by Massimo Osti, the man behind Stone Island and C.P. Company, and still runs out of Bologna. This tee looks back at tubular undershirts from the fifties and sixties, built here in a heavy 290gsm organic cotton jersey and garment dyed with no softeners so the cloth keeps its character. The twisted rib collar was made specially for it.

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