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New Navy

Sale price£90.00

COLOUR: New Navy

SIZE: L

New Navy
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  • 9.1oz Regenerative Organic Certified cotton French terry
  • Rib-knit trim with 2% spandex at neck, cuffs and hem
  • Set-in long sleeves with shoulder-to-shoulder taping
  • Made in a Fair Trade Certified factory
  • Made in Peru
  • Regular fit

Regenerative Organic Certified is a step past plain organic: it covers soil health, animal welfare and what the farmers get paid, not just what's absent from the field. Patagonia have used it for the French terry here, knitted in Peru. Ribbed neck, cuffs and hem with a touch of spandex so they keep their shape. Navy, and about as plain as a sweatshirt gets.

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