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Denim Shirt

Denim

Sale price£110.00

COLOUR: Denim

SIZE: L

Denim
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  • 100% cotton denim
  • Mid-weight, non-stretch denim
  • Button-down collar
  • Mother-of-pearl buttons
  • Single patch chest pocket
  • Long sleeves with button cuffs
  • Made in Portugal

Portuguese Flannel cuts this shirt from mid-weight, non-stretch cotton denim, then keeps the construction close to a familiar button-down. Mother-of-pearl buttons, a single patch chest pocket and button cuffs do the work without turning it into a Western shirt. The cloth is made into the shirt in Portugal, where Portuguese Flannel's family business has worked with local mills for four generations. Denim, but without the rodeo paperwork.

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