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Gudme Baby Alpaca Stripe Polo

Walnut

Sale price£290.00

COLOUR: Walnut

SIZE: L

Walnut
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  • Style N45-0687
  • Super fine alpaca blend, airy and light
  • Classic rugby stripes
  • Relaxed fit
  • Fully fashioned set-in sleeves
  • Polo collar with a one button placket
  • Ribbed cuffs and hem

Gudme is a small town on Funen where archaeologists have dug up Iron Age gold, and the name means gods' home. Norse Projects name a lot of their clothes after Danish places, and this one is a relaxed polo in an airy super fine alpaca blend with rugby stripes. In Walnut it is a mottled grey brown with a deep purple band across the chest. The sleeves are fully fashioned and set in, the placket has one button and the cuffs and hem are ribbed.

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