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x JLH Fragment Layer T-Shirt

White

Sale price£115.00
  • 100% organic cotton jersey, OCS certified
  • 290 GSM
  • Made in Portugal
  • Garment dyed without fabric softeners
  • Regular fit
  • Jamie Liam Humphrey collaboration
  • Fragmented digital artwork across the back and within the front chest logo
  • Custom twisted 1x1 rib collar with tonal contrast stitching

Jamie Liam Humphrey takes British football terrace culture as the starting point for this Left Hand collaboration. The artwork is broken into three distorted layers across the back, with a fragment printed inside the hand logo on the right chest. The 290 GSM organic cotton jersey is garment dyed without fabric softeners, keeping its natural structured handle. A twisted rib collar and stacked sleeve branding finish it off. White, so you will be careful with the wash.

COLOUR: White

SIZE: L

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