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RRL By Ralph Lauren Oxford Workshirt Shirt Indigo

INDIGO

Sale price£275.00

COLOUR: INDIGO

SIZE: L

INDIGO
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  • 100% cotton
  • Indigo-dyed oxford cloth from Japan
  • Washed for tonal dimension and a timeworn effect
  • Genuine mother-of-pearl buttons
  • Run-off chain-stitched side seams
  • Left chest buttoned pocket
  • Buttoned barrel cuffs
  • Made in Vietnam

The side seams use run-off chain stitching based on old workshirts, so RRL has kept the construction visible rather than tidying it away. The Japanese oxford cloth is indigo dyed and washed, giving the colour its uneven depth, while the mother-of-pearl buttons keep the hardware properly workshirt-like. Indigo can rub onto leather and upholstery, so the sofa may acquire some history as well.

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