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ST-95 x Anna Bergonzini Swordfish T-Shirt

Off White

Sale price£89.00

COLOUR: Off White

SIZE: L

Off White
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  • Style ST0100017
  • 100% cotton
  • 290gsm jersey
  • Garment dyed
  • Screen printed swordfish on the back
  • Screen print on the left chest
  • Boxy fit
  • Made in Portugal

Anna Bergonzini joined Massimo Osti in 1988 at the age of twenty and stayed thirteen years, working across Stone Island, C.P. Company, Left Hand and the original ST95 graphics. For ST95's thirtieth anniversary she took water as her theme, and the swordfish on the back is the result. Heavy 290gsm cotton, garment dyed and cut boxy. Off white, so nothing gets in the way of the fish.

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