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RRL By Ralph Lauren Herringbone Twill Field Pant

Washed Black

Sale price£220.00

COLOUR: Washed Black

SIZE: 30

Washed Black
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  • 7.8oz cotton herringbone twill
  • 100% cotton
  • Garment dyed and washed
  • Based on 1940s field trousers
  • Machine washable

The herringbone here is seven point eight ounces of cotton, garment dyed to Washed Black and then washed for softness. RRL based them on the utilitarian field trousers of the 1940s. Dyeing them after they are sewn means the colour sits a little unevenly, which is the point. They go in the washing machine.

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