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Kulhuse Cotton Linen Loopback Sweatshirt

Cowhide

Sale price£180.00

COLOUR: Cowhide

SIZE: L

Cowhide
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  • Style N20-1393
  • 80% cotton, 20% linen loopback
  • 460gsm
  • Garment dyed
  • Triangle insert at the front and back neck
  • Ribbed hem and cuffs
  • Relaxed, boxy fit
  • Made in Portugal

The Kulhuse has small triangle inserts at the front and back of the neck, the one detail on an otherwise plain sweatshirt. It is 460gsm cotton and linen loopback, garment dyed, the same cloth Norse Projects use for the Fynshav jacket. Relaxed and boxy, made in Portugal. Cowhide, like the jacket, if you want the pair.

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