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RRL By Ralph Lauren Geometric Jacquard Workshirt

Grey / Orange

Sale price£350.00

COLOUR: Grey / Orange

SIZE: M

Grey / Orange
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  • 100% cotton
  • Brushed cotton jacquard with geometric motifs
  • Washed for softness
  • Straight collar with a buttoned placket
  • Barrel cuffs
  • Two buttoned chest pockets

Jacquard means the pattern is woven into the cloth on the loom rather than printed on afterwards, so the geometric figures here have actual depth to them. RRL have brushed and washed it, which is why a shirt with that much going on still feels like something you would happily sleep in. Straight collar, two buttoned chest pockets, nothing else.

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