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RRL By Ralph Lauren Cotton-Wool Full-Zip Jumper

Olive Heather

Sale price£655.00

COLOUR: Olive Heather

SIZE: M

Olive Heather
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  • 78% cotton and 22% wool
  • Jersey stitch construction
  • Full zip front
  • Rib knitted collar, cuffs and hem
  • Two snapped pockets at the front waist
  • Surplus inspired detailing

Cotton with enough wool through it to take the edge off a cold morning, knitted as a jersey stitch so it has give rather than sitting stiff. The snapped waist pockets are the surplus detail, lifted off military knitwear. RRL is named after Ralph Lauren's Double RL Ranch in Colorado and has been running as its own line since 1993. Full zip, ribbed at the collar, cuffs and hem.

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