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Brushed Cotton Twill Classic Fit Shirt

Northwest Pine

Sale price£229.00

COLOUR: Northwest Pine

SIZE: L

Northwest Pine
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  • Brushed cotton
  • Point collar
  • Two button-flap chest pockets
  • Contrast patch on the right shoulder and both elbows
  • Two-button cuffs
  • Curved hem
  • Classic Fit

The patch on the right shoulder is a shooting patch, put where a gun stock sits against the shoulder, and Polo Ralph Lauren have added matching patches on both elbows. The cotton is brushed, which raises a soft nap on the face of the cloth. Two button-flap chest pockets, two-button cuffs and their Classic Fit, cut fuller through the chest, waist and sleeve. Northwest Pine is the dark green.

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