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Girona Shirt

Blue / Red

Sale price£120.00

COLOUR: Blue / Red

SIZE: L

Blue / Red
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  • 100% cotton flannel
  • Blue, red, cream and grey checked pattern
  • Mother-of-pearl buttons
  • Classic collar
  • Long sleeves
  • Chest pocket
  • Regular fit
  • Made in Portugal

The Girona uses cotton flannel in a blue, red, cream and grey check, keeping the pattern busy while the cloth stays straightforward. Portuguese Flannel finishes it with mother-of-pearl buttons, a chest pocket and a classic collar. The regular fit and long sleeves keep it in proper shirt territory rather than overshirt cosplay. Blue and red do most of the talking, with the cream and grey doing the sensible bit.

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