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Cable-Knit Cotton Jumper

Blue Borage Heather

Sale price£200.00

COLOUR: Blue Borage Heather

SIZE: L

Blue Borage Heather
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  • 100% cotton
  • Roving cotton yarn for a dimensional cable
  • Hand-linked crew neck
  • Rib knit cuffs and hem
  • Embroidered Pony at the left chest
  • Regular fit, wider at the chest

The cables on this stand up the way they should because Ralph Lauren have knitted it in a roving yarn, spun loose rather than tight. It is all cotton, so it wears warmer than a t-shirt and cooler than wool, and the crew neck is hand-linked stitch by stitch rather than machined on. Blue Borage Heather is a soft, flecked mid blue.

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