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New Flight Print Club Shirt

Multi

Sale price£110.00
  • 74% cotton, 26% linen at 185gsm
  • Vertical woven stripe texture
  • All-over crane print, placed differently on every shirt
  • Cuban collar
  • Corozo buttons
  • Chest patch pocket
  • Turn-back cuffs
  • Back pleat and side seam vents

The print on this one is cranes, and because the cloth is cut without matching the pattern, no two shirts come out the same. &SONS have woven a vertical stripe into the cotton and linen underneath, so there is texture going on as well as print. Cuban collar, corozo buttons, turn-back cuffs and a back pleat, all at 185gsm, which is the weight for a shirt you want to forget you have on.

COLOUR: Multi

SIZE: S

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