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Brushed Oxford Stripe Shirt

Bordeaux

Sale price£110.00

COLOUR: Bordeaux

SIZE: L

Bordeaux
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  • 100% cotton brushed Oxford fabric
  • Yarn-dyed vertical stripe pattern
  • Button-down collar with rear button
  • Left chest patch pocket
  • Button cuffs and curved hem
  • Regular fit
  • Made in Portugal
  • 250g

Portuguese Flannel uses brushed Oxford cotton here, so the surface is softer than a standard Oxford while keeping its proper structure. The vertical stripes are yarn dyed, with a button-down collar, chest pocket and curved hem keeping the shirt firmly in traditional territory. A knife pleat under the back yoke gives the back some room without turning it into an overshirt. Bordeaux, white, grey and brown make a surprisingly civilised bit of stripe.

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