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Daily Snap-T Pullover

New Navy

Sale price£150.00

COLOUR: New Navy

SIZE: S

New Navy
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  • Body: 10.3oz 100% Regenerative Organic Certified cotton French terry
  • Cuffs and hem: 8.7oz 96% Regenerative Organic Certified cotton, 4% elastane
  • Four-snap placket for adjustable venting
  • Stand-up collar
  • Two front handwarmer pockets
  • Made in a Fair Trade Certified factory
  • Made in Peru

The Snap-T is one of the few genuinely original garment shapes of the last fifty years, and this is the cotton version. 10.3oz Regenerative Organic Certified French terry, four snaps down the placket so you can vent it, stand collar, two handwarmers. Made in Peru in a Fair Trade Certified factory. New Navy.

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