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Garment-Dyed French Terry Hoodie

Navy Multi

Sale price£265.00
  • Style 782929540
  • 100% cotton heavyweight French terry
  • Trim in 98% cotton and 2% elastane
  • Garment dyed and washed
  • Drawstring hood
  • Double rib knit V inset at the neck
  • Kangaroo pocket with rib trim
  • Rib knit side panels, cuffs and hem

French terry is the loopback cloth, smooth outside and loops inside, and RRL have used it heavy and then garment dyed it, so the seams and the rib take the colour differently from the body. The V at the neck is a double layer of rib, as on old sweatshirts, and the rib runs down the side panels as well as the cuffs and hem. Kangaroo pocket, drawstring hood. Navy Multi is navy where the terry is and something near it everywhere else.

COLOUR: Navy Multi

SIZE: L

Navy Multi
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