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Classic S/S Polo Shirt

Oatmeal

Sale price£55.00
  • 100% organic cotton
  • 240gsm
  • Two button placket
  • Slightly square cut
  • 3cm split vents at the side seams
  • Equal length front and back

A polo shirt, plainly done. Oi Polloi's Classic comes in 240gsm organic cotton with a two-button placket, a slightly square cut and 3cm split vents at the sides. Equal length front and back, which means it stays put when you reach for something off a high shelf. Oatmeal is the one you'll wear most, we reckon. Very sturdy construction, as they say.

Pit to Pit (Inches):

S – 20

M – 21.5

L – 22.5

XL – 23.5

XXL – 26

XXXL - 29

COLOUR: Oatmeal

SIZE: L

Oatmeal
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  • Saturday Express, DPDSaturday, order 2pm Friday£15.95
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