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Loopback Fleece Polo Collar Sweatshirt

Cruise Navy

Sale price£159.00

COLOUR: Cruise Navy

SIZE: L

Cruise Navy
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  • 100% cotton shell and rib-knit trim
  • Loopback fleece with a soft terry-like interior
  • Straight collar with a two-button placket
  • Long sleeves with rib-knit cuffs
  • Rib-knit hem
  • Regular fit
  • Specially washed for a vintage-inspired look

A sweatshirt with a polo collar on it, which sounds like a compromise and turns out to be the best of both. Ralph Lauren use the same washed loopback cotton as their crews, with a two-button placket at the throat. Cruise Navy. Smarter than a sweatshirt, easier than a knit, and about as versatile as it gets.

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