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The Pearson Shirt Jacket

Collection Navy

Sale price£549.00

COLOUR: Collection Navy

SIZE: L

Collection Navy
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  • Cotton shell
  • Down-alternative insulated fill
  • Straight collar with snapped placket
  • Buttoned barrel cuffs
  • Front waist pockets
  • Machine washable

Big Ralph’s Pearson Shirt Jacket is one of those garments that can’t decide if it’s a shirt or a coat, and is all the better for the confusion. It’s a substantial cotton workshirt with a down-alternative fill quietly stuffed inside, so it’s warmer than it looks. Snapped placket, barrel cuffs, waist pockets nicked from old workwear. Ideal for that annoying gap between jumper and proper jacket.

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