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Cotton Linen Jacket

Navy

Sale price£355.00

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: L

Navy
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  • 76% cotton, 24% linen
  • Fabric woven by Velcorex, France
  • Horn button fastening
  • Two side welt pockets
  • Internal pocket
  • Slightly cropped shape
  • Regular fit
  • Made in Portugal

Same Cotton Linen Jacket from Sunspel, this time in navy, the shade that goes with roughly everything you own. The cloth is 76% cotton and 24% linen, woven by Velcorex in France, which is the sort of detail that only matters right up until you feel it. Slightly cropped, horn buttoned, welt pockets, one hidden inside. Wear it over a polo and pretend you’ve somewhere to be.

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